Kazakhstan-based Kazatomprom is mobilising employees and expects to have its sites back to normal staff levels within two to three weeks.
The world’s largest uranium producer said on Monday it believed it could safely begin to bring staff back to its …
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TSX-listed Guyana Goldfields still expects its takeover by Zijin Mining to conclude this month, despite a delay in a court hearing for the final order to approve the South America-focused mining company’s takeover by the Chinese group.
The Ontario Sup…
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Uranium and rare earths elements (REE) company Energy Fuels CEO Mark Chalmers is optimistic that the proposed $1.5-billion to create a US uranium reserve will be funded and implemented, despite sometimes “slow and uneven” progress in the government. “O…
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Chile’s environmental watchdog on Friday announced a "serious" charge against BHP’s Escondida copper mine, the world’s largest, for water misuse since 2005.
The SMA regulator said the mine had caused a sufficiently serious drop in the water ta…
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The London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA) has this week rendered a final award in favour of Canada-based Denison Mines for the arbitration proceedings between the company and Uranium Industry (UI), relating to the 2015 sale of Denison’s asse…
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The world’s largest gold miner, Newmont, has posted a near threefold increase second-quarter earnings, as a surging gold price offset lower production as a result of Covid-19 mine suspensions.
The US-based miner’s adjusted net income for the June quar…
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Exploration and development companies Auryn Resources and Eastmain Resources have announced their combination, which will create new Canadian gold developer – Fury Gold Mines.
The companies announced on Wednesday that they had entered into a definitiv…
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Canadian Natural Resources Minister Seamus O’Regan on Wednesday announced that the government would invest C$98-million over five years to renew two flagship geoscience programmes, which provide junior exploration companies with knowledge to identify a…
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The second-quarter of 2020 will be remembered as the “most challenging”, but dual-listed miner Alamos Gold CEO John McCluskey says the miner has adapted well and that its mines are back in operation.
Operations at Island Gold, in Ontario, and Mulatos,…
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Canadian gold miner Agnico-Eagle is forecasting a strong second half, with gold production averaging 480 000 oz to 500 000 oz a quarter, as the company has successfully ramped up operations following the temporary Covid-19 shutdown.
Seven of Agnico’s …
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