November 13, 2020 Zambia plan to sell billionaire’s mines stuck in legal mire The arbitration case between Vedanta and Zambia may not be concluded before early 2022.
November 13, 2020 Tianqi Lithium says no cash flow improvement as debt clock ticks Company financial situation has not improved in recent weeks as a major repayment deadline on a $3.5 billion loan looms.
November 13, 2020 New Botswana copper mine to begin production in 2021 The Khoemacau mine is expected to have annual output building to 60,000 tonnes of concentrate.
November 13, 2020 Vale, Chinese port sign $651 million deal on iron ore storage, processing Miner and Ningbo Zhoushan Port to invest in iron ore storage and processing facilities in Zhejiang.
November 13, 2020 Cerrejon requests arbitration to end strike The company requested the Labor Ministry convene an arbitration tribunal to solve a dispute with its largest workers' union and lift a more than 70-day strike.
November 12, 2020 Chile vows to take Albemarle to arbitration over royalty spat The latest spat comes two months after Albemarle locked horns with Chilean nuclear agency CCHEN over reserves data.
November 12, 2020 Pakistan in talks with Tethyan Copper to resolve $5.8bn dispute It was reported this week that Tethyan had been given the go-ahead by ICSID to collect half of the arbitration award.
November 12, 2020 Norsk Hydro reinstates dividend as outlook brightens The company last month reported a surprise rise in profit for the July-September period.
November 12, 2020 US miners tout environmental credentials in wake of Biden victory With Biden proposing to hasten the demise of coal and other fossil fuels with his $2-trillion climate plan, miners of so-called strategic metals are hoping Biden's team sees them as…
November 12, 2020 Seeking to reopen PNG gold mine, Barrick CEO meets landowners Mark Bristow met Papua New Guinea landowners on Thursday to discuss royalty arrangements, as the miner seeks to negotiate a reopening of the Porgera gold mine.
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