Anglo CEO says he can run sprawling miner better than any activist
Anglo’s production pullback has led some investors and analysts to call for more action.
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France extends New Caledonia nickel rescue talks
High costs and political tensions in the French-controlled Pacific territory have left its three processing plants on the verge of collapse.
China’s copper plants consider cuts after years of breakneck growth
Stung by disappearing profits, the country’s top industry body last week put forward a menu of options to limit oversupply.
Board to decide Vale’s presidency this week
Potential candidates for the position include former Vale president Murilo Ferreira.
Avino Silver & Gold reports improved economics for oxide tailing project in Mexico
The life of the project has increased by two years, the silver production has increased almost 3 million oz., and the gold production has more than doubled.
NextSource to reach full production at Molo graphite mine by July
The Madagascar mine is expected to achieve nameplate capacity of 17,000 tonnes of graphite concentrate per year.
Sibanye CEO pushes on with copper hunt after failed Zambian bid
The precious metals producer is still looking for copper assets to buy across the African copper belt.
Sumitomo cuts nickel output forecast in Madagascar due to system glitches
Japanese trading house slashed its output estimate of nickel at the Ambatovy project.
South African platinum industry could shed up to 7,000 jobs to cut costs
South African PGM miners, home to around 70% of global mined platinum output, are discussing the need to restructure unprofitable production.
