Rio Tinto’s ‘world’s largest robot’ delivers first iron ore load

Having trouble viewing this email?  View online Mining News Digest Saturday 14 July 2018 Home     Gold     Coal     Copper     Diamond     Iron Ore     Nickel     PGMs     Silver Rio Tinto's 'world's largest robot' delivers first iron ore load The autonomous train, consisting of three locomotives and carrying around 28,000 tonnes of iron ore, travelled from Tom Price mine to the port of Cape Lambert read » Miramont expands Peruvian project but can't drill just yet The Canadian miner plans to acquire the rights to the Milenos 32 concession adjacent to its Cerro Hermoso project in Peru. read » Germany to host Europe's first EV battery plant BMW already signed up as the factory's main client. read » MGX, Belmont set lithium joint venture in Nevada. Canadian junior MGX has entered into an option agreement to earn into the Kibby Basin lithium brine project, in Nevada. read » Why Abitibi Royalties is focusing on the Canadian Malartic mine For Ian Ball, President and CEO of Abitibi Royalties, the type of mining activities taking place a the Canadian Malartic mine represent a paradigm shift. read » SolGold intersects copper, gold at flagship project in Ecuador Company believes its Cascabel copper-gold project, 180 km north of the capital Quito, may become one of the largest copper-gold porphyry systems ever discovered. read » Reduced head count, capex spending biggest contributor to mine efficiency mid-decade: McKinsey McKinsey tracked 2.8 per cent per annum increase in productivity between 2014 and 2016 mostly due to mines reducing headcounts and limiting spending, says the consultancy in a study published last month. Data is still […] read » Antofagasta sells electricity transmission business for $117m Chile-focused miner said proceeds from the sale would enable it to focus on its core activity of producing copper. read » Pain for aluminium shorts as LME gets squeezed again: Andy Home The London Metal Exchange aluminium price has on Friday morning touched $2,021.50 per tonne. read » Trade war sends commodities to biggest drop in 5 months China, the biggest consumer of everything from copper to coal, has warned that the proliferation of tariffs could cause a global recession. read » Copper trains ransacked by 'moles' in full-moon desert heists Thieves leap from trucks onto trains as they roll through Chile's Atacama Desert, before throwing 80-kilo slabs of copper to the ground and disappearing. read » Asia Gold-Buying picks up in India on low prices "In last few days the rupee and international prices are moving in favour of buyers. Jewellers are placing orders," said a Mumbai-based dealer. read » BHP makes contract offer to union at Escondida mine in Chile Labor talks at Escondida are in the final stretch before a 30-month contract expires at the end of July. 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. Suite 900, 580 Hornby Street, Vancouver, BC, Canada V6C 3B6 | +1 604 683 2037 |[email protected].Please visit cem.infomine.com for more information. Copyright InfoMine. You are receiving this email because the email address fernandoqueens@gmail.com was subscribed to the MINING.com email list "MINING.com Mining News Digest". You mayunsubscribe at any time. The information contained in “Mining News Digest” is collected from a variety of sources on a “best intentions”basis. InfoMine Inc. makes no representation or offers no warranty with respect to the adequacy of the information for any particular purpose.Any information presented in “Mining News Digest” is not a solicitation to purchase or acquire any securities.Use of this service is an acceptance of this disclaimer. Visit our web site to read ourcomplete disclaimer.