Rio Tinto on Thursday flagged higher costs as it replaces aging infrastructure and boosts iron ore production, and also raised questions over the future of its Australian aluminium business.
News ID: 7138 Publish Date : 2019/11/01
Glencore posts lower metals output for first nine months, reiterates outlook
Mercuria eyes equity in African assets, new metals boss says
Gold price surge adds glitter to tarnished miners
Traders see gold as a surefire bet as coin-toss election looms
Environmentalists sue over US approval of ioneer’s Nevada lithium mine
Anglo American sells Australian coal JV stake for $1.1 billion
Gold price shows little reaction to jobs data
Euro Sun, Glencore enter MOU for offtake on Rovina Valley project
Ecuador to reopen mining register for first time in over six years
Gold ETF demand turns positive for year-to-date, says WGC
Mineral Resources put on watchlist by shareholder
Gold Fields, AngloGold JV in Ghana hits roadblock
St Barbara raises $73m to fast-track Simberi sulphide production
Copper price sees biggest drop since May as Trump’s win boosts dollar
Sibanye agrees wage deal for its gold operations, union says
China’s industry ministry plans to step up lithium, cobalt, nickel exploration
Liberty Gold advances Black Pine project permitting
China zinc smelter group sets processing fees for Q1 2025
Brazil prepares to remove illegal Amazon gold miners from Munduruku land
Gold ETF demand turns positive for year-to-date, says WGC
Mineral Resources put on watchlist by shareholder
Gold Fields, AngloGold JV in Ghana hits roadblock
St Barbara raises $73m to fast-track Simberi sulphide production
Copper price sees biggest drop since May as Trump’s win boosts dollar
Sibanye agrees wage deal for its gold operations, union says
China’s industry ministry plans to step up lithium, cobalt, nickel exploration
China zinc smelter group sets processing fees for Q1 2025
Brazil prepares to remove illegal Amazon gold miners from Munduruku land