Sandvik to cut 1,100 jobs as Q4 profit lags expectations
The company said orders with major mining companies were at a good level, but that it had seen a slowdown from smaller miners.
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BHP diverts shipments to avoid Red Sea attacks
The world’s largest miner said most of its shipments don't go through this route, adding there have been no major disruptions so far.
Mineral Resources to sell stake in lithium developer Azure
Company said it expects to sell the stake in the current half year.
Fortescue posts drop in second-quarter iron ore shipments
The world's fourth largest iron ore miner shipped 48.7 million tonnes of the steel-making commodity in the quarter ended Dec. 31
Sayona Mining to undertake review of North American Lithium ops
Review is in response to the persistent drop in prices of the key battery metal.
Brazil probes Mercado Libre sales of mercury used by illegal gold miners
Wildcat miners in the Amazon use liquid mercury to agglutinate gold particles and separate them from ore and dirt.
AME: Tahltan Nation Development Corporation, Finning Canada unveil Mobile Training Centre
The facility is equipped with simulators designed to provide comprehensive heavy equipment operator training.
Uranium producer Niger launches mining sector overhaul
Niger has temporarily suspended the granting of new mining licenses, the first step in an audit of its mining sector.
Glencore licenses Horne 5 operations to Falco Resources
The Horne 5 mine is to be developed below the historic Horne mine, which was operational from 1927 to 1976.
