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BHP posts record annual iron ore output, beats Q4 forecasts

By Reuters Global miner BHP Billiton Ltd posted record iron ore output for fiscal 2018 on Wednesday as fourth-quarter production topped expectations and set a slightly higher target for the current year. Shares in the miner jumped more than 3% after both quarterly and full-year production rose 3% on improved productivity. “BHP’s FY18 production was […]

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GoGold reports parral production and sales for Quarter ending June 30, 2018

By GoGold Resources Inc. Halifax, NS – GoGold Resources Inc. (TSX: GGD) (“GoGold”, “the Company”) announces sales of 382,150 silver equivalent ounces for the quarter ended June 30, 2018, which was an increase of 34% over the previous year. The Company produced 163,991 ounces of silver and 1,630 ounces of gold for 292,273 silver equivalent

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Anglo Asian’s Azerbaijan gold output up 43% in first half of 2018

By Reuters BAKU, July 17 (Reuters) – Azerbaijan’s top gold producer, Anglo Asian Mining, said on Tuesday it had increased its gold production by 43 percent year-on-year in the first half of 2018 to 33,255 ounces from 23,218 ounces in the same period last year. The London-listed firm said its total production of gold-equivalent ounces

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Equinox sells Koricancha mill in Peru to Inca Gold in $12.4 million-deal

By Cecilia Jamasmie Canadian junior Equinox Gold (TSX-V: EQX) is selling its 83%-owned, 350-tonne-per-day Koricancha gold mill in southern Peru to fellow miner Inca Gold Corp. (TSX-V:IO) in a deal valued at Cdn$16.3 million ($12.4 million). The Vancouver-based firm said the deal included certain recoverable taxes, such as Cdn$6 million in common shares of Inca

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South Africa’s Solidarity union to agree wage deal with Eskom

By Reuters JOHANNESBURG, July 17 (Reuters) – South Africa’s Solidarity trade union will accept a three-year wage offer from state-run power utility Eskom that would see pay hikes of 7 percent this year followed by annual increases of 7 and 6.5 percent, a union source told Reuters on Tuesday. Cash-strapped Eskom, which provides virtually all

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LME to launch monthly ‘implied pricing’ for base metals

By Cecilia Jamasmie The London Metal Exchange (LME), the world’s biggest and oldest market for industrial metals, is implementing an “implied pricing” functionality, a set of synthetic monthly prices, in an attempt to offset increasing competition from other exchanges such as those operated by CME Group. Starting on July 30, the exchange will provide the

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Randgold’s Tongon mine in Ivory Coast hit by strike

By Cecilia Jamasmie Randgold Resources’ (LON:RSS) said Monday a workers’ strike at its at Tongon gold mine in the Ivory Coast had brought production to a halt after government-led negotiations broke down. The Africa-focused gold producer noted it continued to work with local authorities and the workers’ unions to resolve the standoff, but didn’t provide

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Wheaton buys all gold, some palladium from Sibanye US mines

By Cecilia Jamasmie Canada’s Wheaton Precious Metals (TSX:WPM), the world’s No.1 silver streaming company, said Monday it was buying all of the gold production and part of the palladium output from Sibanye’s (JSE: SGL) (NYSE:SBGL) Stillwater and East Boulder mines, located in Wisconsin, US. The Vancouver-based firm will pay the South African precious metal miner

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