World’s top maker of battery cells for EVs to open German plant in 2021

Having trouble viewing this email?  View online Europe News Digest Friday 25 January 2019 Home     Gold     Silver     Africa     Asia     Australia     China     Europe     Latin America World's top maker of battery cells for EVs to open German plant in 2021 China's Contemporary Amperex Technology (CATL) plans to produce 60 gigawatt hours by the fifth year of its German plant operations. read » Anglo American rides out iron ore hitches in strong 2018 Copper production reached a five-year high, more than offsetting output declines at Minas Rio in Brazil and Kumba in South Africa. read » Russia's Alrosa, China's Anjin to dig for diamonds in Zimbabwe World's top diamond producer by output Alrosa and China-owned Anjin are the two foreign companies chosen by Zimbabwe's government to partner the state-diamond miner in exploring and digging up diamonds. read » Many Toronto-listed miners don't disclose environmental and social info — report The Responsible Mining Foundation says companies gain from strengthening their ability to 'know and show. read » Strong last quarter leads Antofagasta to record copper output in 2018 The miner produced 220,000 tonnes of the red metal in the three months to December, up 16% from the previous quarter, boosted by higher throughput and improved copper grades. read » Eldorado Gold counting down to open its first mine in Canada The company is on track to kick off commercial production at its Lamaque project in Val d'Or, Quebec, during the first quarter of the year. read » Gold, silver and platinum now printed directly onto fabrics Up till now, metals were printed onto fabrics by coating the fabric with plastic. read » China's slowdown is miners' single biggest fear this year — report Based on answers from 51 senior executives, lawyers White & Case say that trade tensions are the second largest challenge for the mining industry in 2019 and reveal what the underlying full-picture looks like. read » Cornish secures further funding to build lithium mine in UK The funds will enable the company to expand activities in south-west England and to drill exploratory boreholes to extract samples of lithium-bearing brines. read » Mining's biggest jobs are up for grabs. Here are the contenders Some of the mining world's top executives are starting to plan their departures. read » Russia's Alrosa back to mining diamonds in Zimbabwe The world's top diamond producer by output, is returning to Zimbabwe after almost two years, as the company continues to expand beyond Russia. read » How lapis lazuli helped uncover the role of women in the creation of medieval manuscripts Prior to this discovery, it was thought that mainly men were allowed to use the blue stone. read » Lucara Diamond kicks off the year with 127-carat find at Karowe The 127 carat, top white gem diamond, is one of the of 129 precious stones of over 100 carats the company has recovered at the mine since it began operations in 2012. read » Centamin gold output falls 13% in 2018 on decline at flagship mine The company produced 472,418 ounces of gold at its Egypt-based Sukari mine last year, compared to 544,658 ounces in 2017, due to disruptions and lower grades at the operation. read » Lucara Diamond to focus on Bostwana mine this year Lucara aims to recover between 300,000 and 330,000 carats from Karowe this year. read » Germany to fund research facility for EV battery technology The German car industry shouldn't depend on Asian suppliers. read » Loophole lets Norway's $1 trillion fund boost its coal exposure Norway's massive sovereign wealth fund has increased its exposure to coal reserves even after imposing restrictions on investing in the fossil fuel according to a report. read » Mercedes-Benz will produce electric batteries in Poland – PM The new investment would create 300 jobs and that investments would total over 200 million euros. read » To meet climate goals, world urged to reuse natural resources "It is like when you look in your closet on a morning and you only look for pants" 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 » The aluminium puzzle: record deficit but bombed-out price: Andy Home A new year but the same old problems for aluminium. "When you look at the economics of producing aluminium, these prices cannot be sustainable." read » Germany's 2019 hard coal imports seen rising after mining ends Germany is expected to import 45 million tonnes of hard coal this year, up roughly 1.4 percent from 2018 despite mounting competition from renewable energy. read » Palladium reaches another record as JPMorgan sees more upside Investors appear to be ignoring the fact that weak sales figures have been reported for all major auto markets in recent days. read » Mapped: Foreign direct Investment by country The data comes from a recent report by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development. read » Mining meets bauma 2019: let's produce business Gathering all international key players, it is the mining industry's leading platform: bauma. For you to stay on top of things. And get down to business. 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