BHP adds high-grade, lump ore for just $42 a tonne

Having trouble viewing this email?  View online Mining News Digest Friday 15 June 2018 Home     Gold     Coal     Copper     Diamond     Iron Ore     Nickel     PGMs     Silver Iron ore price: BHP adds high-grade, lump ore for just $42 a tonne BHP building $3.4B mine amid surging lump premiums, high-grade fines prices up 30% in a year, is latest indicator iron ore is once again a mining cash cow. read » Romania says Gabriel Resources $4.4bn lawsuit over halted project can't be heard by arbitrators Country alleges a court decision had slammed the door on certain investment arbitration cases involving European Union members, so Gabriel's case can't be solved that way any longer. read » RANKED: Commodities that are added to mining company names No surprise who the winner is. read » Nevsun extends life of its Bisha mine in Eritrea until the end of 2022 Decision gives 18 months more than planned to the operation, which would result in additional production of 470 million pounds of zinc and 52 million pounds of copper during that period. read » Erdene becomes first cross-listed firm on the Mongolian Stock Exchange The listing also makes Erdene the only precious metals exploration and development company currently registered on the exchange. read » Mitsubishi ups stake in Anglo's Quellaveco copper project in $600-million deal Anglo will sell a 21.9% stake in its Peruvian copper project to Mitsubishi, increasing the Japanese firm's stake in the venture to 40%. read » Coal's 20-year reign masks a brewing revolution BP's latest Statistical Review of World Energy, released Wednesday, contains a chart that could leave environmentalists feeling somewhat flat. read » Seawater yields first grams of yellowcake Yarn-like material collects largest amount of uranium to date. read » Trump's coal gambit may yield political points, not mining jobs President Donald Trump has asked Energy Secretary Rick Perry to take immediate action to stem closures of coal and nuclear power plants. read » The future of gold exploration is under cover In the world's most prolific gold jurisdictions, there are massive amounts of land that have not yet been explored because of cover. read » Congo miner Gecamines plans to renegotiate with foreign partners Heavily in debt and with dwindling output, Gecamines has long complained about its joint venture terms. read » Congo plans to start $13.9 bn hydropower project this year The plant would form part of a larger Grand Inga hydropower complex spanning the Congo River. read » Vedanta mulls options for Indian iron ore workers after shutdown-sources Vedanta is considering options including lay-offs for some of the 2,000 employees of its iron ore business that was shut down by a court. read » Japan's Sumitomo Metal says global nickel deficit to widen this year Global demand for nickel is increasing by 7.3 percent in 2018 from last year to 2.298 million tonnes, while supply rises 6.8 percent to 2.210 m tonnes, read » South Africa's Sibanye confirms all five missing miners' dead Sibanye-Stillwater has recovered the body of the fifth and final missing mine worker after a three-day search. read » Germany's Heraeus to open $100 mln precious metals recycling plant in China China is the world's biggest car market and produces only a fraction of the platinum and palladium it consumes. read » Valcambi uses Emergent's blockchain technology to further strengthen supply chain integrity Valcambi has entered into an agreement with Emergent Technology Holdings LP (Emergent) to use Emergent's block chain technology to trace the provenance of gold from mines, to the refinery, and through to vaults. read » Canada says agreed with US to keep NAFTA alive, no talks set Negotiations to modernize the North American Free Trade Agreement started last August and were initially scheduled to finish by the end of December. read » China urges US to make 'wise choice' on trade tariffs Trump is due to unveil revisions to his initial tariff list targeting $50 billion of Chinese goods on Friday. read » US electric car sector, wary of China, seeks more domestic lithium China is home to the majority of the world's lithium processing facilities and sucks up most output of top producer Australia. 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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