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Rio Tinto eyes stake in Chile's SQM, the world’s largest lithium miner

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Mining giant is eying the 32% interest in SQM that PotashCorp is selling to fulfill China's regulators condition for the approval of the its friendly merger with smaller rival Agrium.

"We have a strong sense of urgency," chief executive Andrew Mackenzie told reporters following the company's annual general meeting in Melbourne.

The mine was located on a 2,800-metre high mountain.

Union leaders say that the arrival of 100 officers of the Mexican Armed Forces to the mine spurred the protesters' anger.

HSBC referred to the company as a "sector leader at a discount".

According to the UN Environment Program's latest report, most of the 40 significant mine waste accidents in the past decade have involved dams or other storage areas that failed.

The mining veteran could face competition from internal candidates, including former head of UK gas company Centrica, Sam Laidlaw, who now sits on Rio's board.

Move follows the reception of key permit — the signed Record of Decision (ROD) on the Final Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for the project.

Community protests had forced the firm to halt output at Uchucchacua last week.

Profit margins are expected to end significantly higher this year, and this trend to continue over the next two years, a study by S&P Global Market Intelligence shows.

The de-risking milestone is for the company's Sonora project in Mexico, expected to produce 35,000 tonnes a year of lithium carbonate.

World's biggest miner is getting ready to provide enough copper for the 140 million electric cars forecast by 2035.

Samarco JV iron ore mine in Brazil remains closed two years after deadly dam burst.

The state miner is seeking private-sector partners to develop and exploit its vast Maricunga and Pedernales deposits in the north of Chile.

Zinc major Nexa Resources up more than 12% since Friday's IPO.

Fura Gems aims to resume production at the mine within six months of the deal closure.

Third quarter results for the Brazilian miner, the world's top iron ore producer, show a 19 million tonne gap between sales and output.

Permit lets Bacanora go-ahead with its 35,000tpa (tons per annum) lithium carbonate operation in Mexico.

Peruvian government is expected to issue a long-awaited construction permit for the mine in the first quarter of 2018.

Sebastian Pinera, front-runner in Sunday's election, was so frugal with funding during first term that Codelco that company's debt levels jumped 84 percent.

More than in the past, the population is divided on whether globalization is a force for good or not.

The state-run firm also said that this year's output of electrolytic copper from its own concentrates will be 35,000 tonnes than the planned 401,000 tonnes due to an accident at its smelter.

Since President Mauricio took office in December 2015 and opened the country to foreign capital, Argentina has received more investment than any other country in the 'lithium triangle'.

Call options wagering on copper climbing above $10,000 a metric ton by Dec 2018 have started trading during past two weeks, with $4.5m spent by traders.

Canadian gold miner provides an update on exploration activities completed to date in 2017.

Production goals for Vale's Carajas project, the world's largest open-air iron ore mine, are directly tied to cargo shipments on its railroad there, which carries output to Brazil's Ponta da Madeira port.

The US' Commerce Department announced in April that it was probing imports of aluminum from China and elsewhere, blaming unfairly traded imports for causing several domestic smelters to close or halt production in recent years.

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