Barrick mulls selling Zambia copper mine over higher taxes

Having trouble viewing this email?  View online Mining News Digest Tuesday 22 January 2019 Home     Gold     Coal     Copper     Diamond     Iron Ore     Nickel     PGMs     Silver Barrick mulls selling Zambia copper mine over higher taxes While company denied media reports that it had sold Lumwana, it said that given the challenging conditions the mine was facing in Zambia, all options would have to be considered. read » Slower growth weighs on base metals but constructive for gold, CIBC says "The stage appears set in favour of precious metals for the year ahead" read » Copper price falls after Chinese economic growth hits 28-year low Copper back in bear market with price down more than 20% since June peak over fears of the impact of the US-China trade war. read » Global Energy Metals buys cobalt project near Tesla gigafactory The Vancouver-based miner is acquiring an 85% interest in the Lovelock cobalt mine and the Treasure Box project. read » American Lithium adds vanadium asset to Nevada's projects mix Canadian junior has agreed to buy Alaska Nevada Mining's 100% interest in the Extinction Ridge vanadium project in Nevada, USA. read » BHP said to owe $215m in underpaid iron ore royalties to Western Australia State claims BHP used its wholly-owned Singapore marketing hub subsidiary to understate the price of iron ore sold Japan and China buyers. read » Australia's MOD rebuffs Sandfire's $63m takeover bid, but willing to negotiate MOD also said it would raise about A$15 million via a share placement and rights issue, with the majority of the proceeds to be used to advance the T3 copper project in Botswana towards production. read » Atlantic confirms extensions at Fifteen Mile Stream and Cochrane Hill deposits Vancouver-based Atlantic Gold Corp. confirms that recent diamond drilling has confirmed mineralized extensions at both the Fifteen Mile Stream project and the Cochrane Hill project. read » Golden Predator extends 3 Aces mineralization The company drilled seven holes, all of which cut the structures where they were predicted, excellent widths and localized high grades were confirmed. read » Margaux options Cassiar project from Wildsky Resources The Cassiar gold project produced about 350,000 oz. of gold from 920,000 tonnes of ore with an average grade of 11.9 g/t gold from 1979 to 1997. read » Don't give up on the diamond industry just yet The ultra-successful "A Diamond is Forever" marketing campaign has been discontinued for over a decade now and so have many of the positive attributes of diamond ownership in consumers' minds. read » Mining executive steps away from UBC keynote address ahead of securities hearing Michael McPhie, former CEO of the Mining Association of British Columbia, intends to clear his company's name after it was implicated in share distribution scandal. read » Prospero begins phase 2 drilling at Pachuca The 66.7 sq. km project sits 24 km southeast of the city of Pachuca and along strike from the historic Pachuca-Real del Monte epithermal vein camp. read » Fourteen miners killed in Rwanda tin mine after hill collapses Piran Resources is part of Pella Resources, an Africa-focused natural resource and energy group. read » Silver is precious-metals outcast as 2019 rebound promise fades Silver just completed its worst year in three. read » North America helps Sandvik to weather weaker Asia In Sandvik Machining Solutions growth was moderate at a low single digit pace, impacted primarily by a decline in Asia and slower activity in the automotive segment read » China's coal output hits highest in over 3 years as mines start up "It is now possible that Shaanxi will implement the strictest-ever regulations on illegal production, which would significantly reduce output in the province for the year," – Wood Mackenzie read » Alrosa names female exec to lead US business Rebecca Foerster, former Vice President of Strategic Planning and Marketing at Leo Schachter Diamonds, was appointed President of Alrosa USA Inc. read » Groundbreaking! 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