February 26, 2019

Barrick-Newmont merger would leave up to $7B of assets up for grabs

The portfolio would include their Kalgoorlie super pit 50/50 joint-venture in Western Australia, as well as other regional assets such as Porgera, Tanami and Boddington mines.

February 25, 2019

Actually, Australia should be panicked about coal

One way or another, the end of the coal-export industry is looking inevitable.

February 25, 2019

Anglo American restarts Australian coal operations after worker fatality

The miner said it was still investigating the incident, as was the state's mines safety inspector, which involved a personnel carrier and a grading vehicle last Wednesday.

February 25, 2019

OceanaGold tables resource at WKP prospect in New Zealand

WKP’s East Graben vein contains 410,000 indicated tonnes grading 18 grams gold and 22.7 grams silver for 234,000 oz. gold and 296,000 oz. silver.

February 25, 2019

Australia’s Queensland rail moves up flooded track repairs to end-April

The 1,000-km (620-mile) rail line is used by miners including Glencore, MMG Ltd and South 32 to carry zinc and lead concentrate from the Mt Isa region.

February 25, 2019

Titan Minerals and Core Gold merge and create Latin America-focused company

The miners signed a binding arrangement pursuant to which Titan will acquire all of the issued and outstanding Core Gold common shares by way of a share exchange.

February 25, 2019

Maverix Metals achieves record gold equivalent production

The Vancouver-based firm exceeded the high end of its increased 2018 guidance of 19,000 ounces.

February 25, 2019

Australia’s Evolution Mining buys 19.9% stake in Tribune Resources

"We think Evolution & Northern Star are best placed to make accretive acquisitions given their strong track records in this area"

February 24, 2019

China coal delays not unprecedented, Australia minister says

Processing times for Australian coal shipments have expanded to close to 40 days from about 25 days at some ports.

February 24, 2019

Brazilian iron ore supply disruptions to be expected – Report

Wood Mackenzie says close to 8 million tonnes of seaborne supply from Brazil is at risk in 2019.