Foraco’s camp in Niger attacked by terrorists

Having trouble viewing this email?  View online Mining News Digest Friday 23 November 2018 Home     Gold     Coal     Copper     Diamond     Iron Ore     Nickel     PGMs     Silver Foraco's camp in Niger attacked by terrorists An unnamed source told Reuters that the assailants were believed to belong to Nigerian jihadist group Boko Haram. read » Mineral Resources signs $1.1B lithium deal with Albemarle Mineral Resources shares spiked on the news, closing Thursday 26.6% higher at A$15.76. read » Sibanye shuts gold mines in South Africa as strike turns violent Operations at Driefontein, Kloof and Beatrix mines were halted late on Wednesday. read » RioZim demands $92m from the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe The Zimbabwean miner claims it has failed to receive $48m due in payments from the central bank for its sales in dollars, suffering losses of $44m due to lost production. read » S. Africa competition tribunal OKs Sibanye acquisition of Lonmin Deal would create the world's No.2 platinum producer. read » Doubts cast on plans for deluge of new nickel supply Expectations of a supply avalanche hitting the nickel market next year due to new capacity in Indonesia have sent prices to seven-month lows, but analysts doubt the plans spearheaded by Chinese firms can be carried out so quickly. read » BHP searching for assets with lessons learned during downturn in mind The company's chief financial officer has outlined a detailed plan on how to not waste a whole lot of shareholders' money again. read » Pebble mine scores small win in land deal with Alaskan landowners Deal with the Alaska Peninsula Corporation (APC) secures the company's right to use defined portions of APC lands to build and operate roads for the stalled Pebble copper-gold-silver project. read » Tin pioneer Kay Nimmo named in Top 100 Women in Mining Nimmo was selected for the Top 100 listing based on criteria such as perseverance in the face of adversity and a trail-blazing approach. read » Mexico mining selloff worsens as concerns grow on law proposals Grupo Mexico was down 6.7 percent on Thursday at midday local time, while Penoles lost 3.8 percent. read » Marathon Gold hits more high-grade intercepts in Newfoundland Infill drilling in the southwestern part of the Marathon deposit in Newfoundland continues to return high-grade gold intercepts. read » SolGold CEO excited by prospects for Ecuadorian copper-gold SolGold said that its Alpala project in Ecuador's Cascabel region was around double the size and grade quality it was known to be in December 2017. read » Canadian Delrey completes IPO and phase one exploration at Sunset Delrey Metals has finished its $165,000 phase one exploration program at its Sunset cobalt-copper-zinc property in BC, Canada. read » Saudi Arabia says new mining project to increase non-oil GDP by 3% King Salman inaugurated the Waad Al-Shamaal mining project, which is expected to boost the kingdom's GDP by $6.4 billion and its non-oil GDP by 3%. read » SQM's lithium sales volumes drop 27% after production delay SQM said the previously announced delays were partly offset by high prices and 25% growth in demand in 2018 on sales to producers of electric vehicles. read » China aluminium smelter Xinfa granted winter cut exemption – documents Xinfa Group won't have to cut metal production in its home city of Liaocheng this winter and will only have to reduce alumina output by 10% for two months. read » Indonesia to settle Freeport environment issues in weeks – ministry official That deal is expected to end years of wrangling over ownership rights to Grasberg, the world's second-biggest copper mine. read » Copper benchmark deal signals shifting supply dynamics in 2019: Andy Home It was supposed to be a year of mine disruptions, with the market anticipating that multiple labour contract expiries would result in at least one strike. read » Weddings boost Indian demand; activity muted in other hubs Local gold prices were trading near their lowest since Oct. 1, as an appreciation in the rupee made buying overseas cheaper. read » Maverix Metals raises guidance for 2018 Maverix Metals expects to exceed its previously announced guidance for the year of 18,000 to 19,000 gold-equivalent ounces. read » Significant boost to Canada's mining sector competitiveness The 2018 Fall Economic Statement proposes several measures that will enhance investment competitiveness of Canada's mining and metal manufacturing sectors. read » Congo's 9-month copper output up 8.7$, cobalt nearly doubles Congo is Africa's top copper producer and the world's leading miner of cobalt. read » Brazil steelmaker Gerdau cannot find US workers to expand production "Our main difficulty is finding workers," said Gustavo Werneck, the chief executive officer, referring to its U.S. plants. 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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