Caterpillar (NYSE: CAT), the world’s no.1 heavy machinery maker, posted on Wednesday disappointing earnings driven mainly by its construction division, the major contributor […]
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As the world sees demand for batteries grow at an unprecedented rate, supply of battery metals may soon not be enough to meet demand.
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It expects to produce about 3.8 million carats in 2020, compared to the 3.9 million carats it generated for the year ended June 30.
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The drop to 64.057 million tonnes came as several major operations remained fully or partially shut down in the second quarter following a deadly dam burst at the Corrego do Feijão mine.
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Up nearly 7% this week, silver is “at long last joining the party and authenticating the bull run.”
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The world’s No.2 gold miner has reached a deal to buy the stake in the African miner it does not already own.
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Devil’s copper hits year high, up 37% in 2019.
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The Vancouver-based miner reported expansion costs at its Oyu Tolgoi mine could increase over $1 billion.
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Contract awarded to Orkun Group Sarl,could ease project funding pressure on the junior.
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MINING.COM first quarter 2019 gold industry review reveals global all-in costs remain under control – one Australian producer now mines for just $315/oz.
