Copper output to spike in world’s top producer Chile

Having trouble viewing this email?  View online Mining News Digest Tuesday 20 November 2018 Home     Gold     Coal     Copper     Diamond     Iron Ore     Nickel     PGMs     Silver Copper output to spike in world's top producer Chile Copper output in Chile, the world's top producer of the metal, is expected to increase 4% in 2019 and continue to grow steadily during 2019 due to stronger performance from major mines, upgrades to existing operations, and lower risk of labour strikes. read » Saudi King to open $22.7B mining project on Thursday, Al Arabiya TV The project is part of an industrial scheme aimed at opening up Saudi's north to development that will boost job creation. read » BHP to pay $390m to settle tax bill dispute over Singapore business The issue relates to the amount of tax BHP owed for selling its Australian commodities via its Singapore marketing business — or allegedly shifting its profits offshore. read » Vale told to pay $26.8m in damages to indigenous tribes The company's Onça Puma nickel mines blamed for contaminating the Catete river, which prosecutors said had a "severe" impact on the Xikrin and Kayapo tribes. read » Nighthawk still finding strong grades at Colomac Toronto-based Nighthawk Gold completed almost 16,000 metres of drilling this summer at its Colomac gold project 220 km northwest of Yellowknife in the Indin Lake greenstone belt. read » ATAC grows Osiris zone at Rackla with high grade The Rackla property hosts the only known Carlin-style gold deposit in Canada. read » Golden Predator find new style mineralization at 3 Aces Potentially large gold bearing intrusive system not previous known at 3 Aces is entirely in felsic dikes and appears to be significantly younger than the orogenic mineralization. read » Superior Gold drilling toward Q1 2019 resource update at Plutonic Superior Gold has found more than 50 grams of gold in six intersections and more than 20 grams in 15 intersections. read » First Vanadium moves Carlin toward updated resource In the last year, vanadium has out-performed all other metals, it's just kind of the right time and right place for the right project. read » Rio Tinto, Nespresso join forces to make coffee pods greener Both companies are seeking to position themselves as sustainable to boost their investor and customer appeal read » Colombian mining group says tax bill will attract foreign investment The bill proposes a gradual reduction in taxes on businesses to 30% by 2022 as well as a new sales tax refund of 19% for capital goods such as machinery. read » Translating the mindset of peak oil to peak gold The Mercenary Geologist Mickey Fulp discusses with Maurice Jackson of Proven and Probable how peak oil could inform investment in gold miners. read » Sibanye faces South African gold strike over wage dispute The agreement we reached with the other unions is fair and final and considers the current challenges facing our gold operations – Neal Froneman, Sibanye Stillwater read » Winning Teck's copper mine prize may come down to more than cash Teck, which owns 90% of Quebrada Blanca in northern Chile, is looking to sell a 30 to 40% stake to an outside investor. read » China National Coal signs 5 year supply contracts with state utilities China National Coal Group will supply in 2019 more than 97 million tonnes of coal to six utilities, with volumes rising in each subsequent year of the deals. read » Zimbabwe to let gold, platinum mines retain higher dollar earnings We have made a decision that there is viability in mining by making sure we don't kill the goose that lays the golden egg – John Mangudya, Central bank governor read » Mali to produce lithium by 2020 with 694,000 tonnes discovered Mali joins lithium fray read » South Africa's Barloworld in talks to buy a Caterpillar business Barloworld Equipment is the official dealer for Caterpillar's CAT construction, mining and industrial machine range in eleven southern African countries, in addition to Spain, Portugal, Siberia and the Russian far east. read » Kootenay Silver to buy high-grade silver project in Mexico The Columba silver project has not been systematically explored since the Mexican Revolution. read » Tasca continues to expand in BC The company said the expansion of the New Princeton Gold discovery area made sense following a recent gold discovery from the bedrock trenching. read » China's fight against smog makes palladium 2018's best metal Palladium prices are shattering record highs. read » Read more news on MINING.com » Home     Gold     Coal     Copper     Diamond     Iron Ore     Nickel     PGMs     Silver About Us   |  Privacy Policy  |  Unsubscribe   |  Contact Us   |  Advertise This email was sent to you by InfoMine Inc. 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