State-owned power utility Eskom and the Special Investigating Unit (SIU) on August 3 issued summonses in the North Gauteng High Court to recover funds from former Eskom executives, board members and members of the Gupta family and their associates, as …
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Platinum group metals miner Impala Platinum (Implats) has appointed advocate Thandi Orleyn as an independent nonexecutive director and chairperson designate.
Her appointment to the board will take effect on August 3, and she will assume the role of ch…
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Canada-based B2Gold has launched a Namibian Rhino Gold Bar campaign in North America to help support the conservation and protection of the critically endangered black rhinos, and the community-based rhino rangers and trackers who protect the rhinos, i…
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In an effort to create a new public dataset for the Golden Triangle area in British Columbia’s northwest region, Geoscience BC is launching a new minerals project seeking high-quality privately-held geophysical data of the area
Called the Golden Trian…
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Project developer Keras Resources is acquiring a 51% interest in the Diamond Creek phosphate mine, in Utah, in the US, from phosphate miner Falcon Isle Holdings on the basis that Keras provides a $2.5-million loan facility to Falcon Isle.
The loan agr…
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The mining and metals industry has fared “quite well” during the second quarter, despite the challenging landscape brought on by the Covid-19 pandemic, says professional services firm EY Canada mining and metals co-leader Jeff Swinoga. “This is not the…
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With the price of gold breaking the London Bullion Market Association’s all-time record at $1 940.90/oz on July 28, the sustainability of an unprecedentedly high gold price is being debated, leading to discussions around which drivers will most likely …
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TSX-listed senior gold miner Kinross Gold has reported a 20% increase in its second quarter revenue to $1-billion, compared with the $837.8-million during the same period in 2019.
Kinross, which owns mines in the US, Brazil, Chile, Ghana, Mauritania a…
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TSX- and ASX-listed Copper Mountain Mining has exceeded its revised operating plan announced on March 10, with second quarter production of 23.9-million pounds of copper equivalent, comprising of 18.1-million pounds of copper, 7 499 oz of gold and 86 1…
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Global gold authority, the World Gold Council (WGC), reports that gold demand fell by 6% year-on-year to 2 076 t in the first half of this year.
The most prevalent impact on demand and production was the international spread of the Covid-19 pandemic, …
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