The security risks of mining in Latin America

Having trouble viewing this email?  View online Copper News Digest Thursday 20 December 2018 Home     Gold     Coal     Copper     Diamond     Iron Ore     Nickel     PGMs     Silver The security risks of mining in Latin America Americas Market Intelligence says companies need to do their due diligence. read » Copper price falls despite China's promise of more 'economic miracles' Industrial metal prices tumble as President Xi's defiant speech intensifies trade war fears, offer little on economic stimulus or market reforms. read » Australia's top gold miner boosts bet on Ecuador copper project Newcrest Mining has upped its holdings in Ecuador-focused explorer SolGold to 15.33% from 13.83%, nudging further ahead of the company's second biggest shareholder BHP. read » Wheaton resolves tax dispute with Canada Revenue Agency, shares surge 14% The reassessments were related to income generated by Wheaton's wholly-owned foreign subsidiaries operating outside of Canada. read » Workers at Codelco's iconic Chuquicamata mine down tools World's No. 1 copper producer says mine operating normally despite labour unrest. read » Five themes to watch for European miners after humbling year It all started so well in 2018. read » Freeport to pay Indonesia $32m for illegal forest use – state auditor The government aims to issue a new mining permit for Grasberg – which requires the environmental permit issues to be settled – before the end of the year. read » Havilah inks agreement for Australia's largest undeveloped open pit copper-gold deposit The move brings the company one step closer to being granted a mining lease. read » Hudbay completes acquisition of Mason Resources The deal closed for C$31 million. read » Seabridge on trail of large sulphide-bearing intrusion at Iskut All indications point toward a large copper-gold porphyry system. read » New ramp at BHP's Olympic Dam doubles capacity The Kalta decline is key to reaching the Southern mine area where BHP is mining high grade copper resources. read » Constantine boosts resource at Palmer with second deposit Palmer is a volcanogenic massive sulphide-sulphate joint venture project between Constantine and Dowa Metals and Mining, Constantine owns 51% of the project and is its operator. read » Glencore billionaire among directors banned, fined by Canada The punishment from the OSC is a response to false accounting from Katanga that saw it overstate how much it mined in the Democratic Republic of Congo in 2014. read » Indonesia's Inalum expects to finalise Freeport deal this week – CEO Inalum was proposing to sell a 10% stake in PT Freeport Indonesia to Papua for $819 million. read » From gold bars to barring mining, US town awaits extractive ban ruling "Places like the Methow Valley should be protected" read » Pacific Empire expands copper-gold interests in British Columbia The Vancouver-based miner consolidated a land position of over 90 square kilometres in the Babine copper-gold porphyry district in central British Columbia. read » Jiulian Resources gets permit to drill BC's Big Kidd property The Kelowna-based miner plans to establish up to 60 drill sites and four kilometres of exploration trail near Merritt. read » Metals rebirth tied to shrinking supplies, stimulus in China Five metals fell by 13 percent or more, led by zinc, which lost more than 20 percent. read » Glencore's Katanga says it agreed settlement in Canadian probe A settlement over an investigation into its accounting, the two sides said, without disclosing the terms of the settlement. read » Only 13% of board members in the mining industry are women: Bedford When it came to analyzing named executive officers in mining firms, only 8% were women. read » Billionaire president urged to deliver economic recovery in 2019 With the post-election honeymoon just about over, 2019 is the year Pinera must deliver. read » Vancouver's Falcon Gold searches for gold, silver and copper in Argentina The company completed its 2018 exploration program on the Esperanza Resources mineral concessions. read » Imperial Metals hires BMO to speed up restructuring — sources The company produces copper and gold at its Red Chris, Mount Polley and Huckleberry mines and lead and zinc at half-owned Ruddock Creek mine, all in British Columbia. read » Indonesia's Silkroad Nickel inks $290m offtake agreement The deal is to supply 15 million tonnes of nickel ore over a period of five to eight years, beginning March 2020. read » OK2 buys three mines in Scandinavia Together with the acquisition, the Vancouver-based miner will change its name to Norra Metals Corp. read » Global Witness welcomes Canadian regulator ruling on Glencore-controlled company and executives Glencores Katanga Mining has today agreed to pay $22 million to settle allegations by Canadian regulators that it had failed to comply with disclosure requirements, read » Read more Copper news on MINING.com » Home     Gold     Coal     Copper     Diamond     Iron Ore     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