A surprise election victory for Australia’s pro-coal ruling Coalition is ratcheting up pressure o
ASX-listed Metminco has signed a binding bid implementation agreement with Colombia-focused Andes
Junior AuStar Gold has paused its takeover plans for embattled Centennial Mining, following discu
Add Contura Energy to the list of coal companies planning new mines, fueling concerns of a glut.<
Lithium miner Alliance Mineral Assets has announced plans to raise A$32.5-million through a subsc
State miner Codelco, the world's top copper producer, said on Wednesday that it had agreed o
Junior Breaker Resources will raise A$6.3-million through a share placement to fund a prefeasibil
Australian gold miner St Barbara has struck a C$802-million takeover deal of TSX-V-listed Atlanti
The shareholders of TSX-V-listed Core Gold are expected to vote on June 12 on the C$72-million me
The Queensland government has approved the proposed A$1-billion Olive Downs metallurgical coal mi
The Queensland Department of Environment and Science (DES) has launched a further review of the g
A global push to dig new mines for steelmaking coal is drawing warnings that a supply glut could
The business rescue practitioners (BRPs) for the Optimum coal mine and the Koornfontein mines hav
India’s thermal coal purchases are expected to surge to a record this year and remain robust thro
Set against lush hills, deep inlets and snow-kissed mountain peaks, Vancouver is the wellspring o
China will encourage mergers and restructuring in the steel, coal and coal-fired power sectors th
Coal miner TerraCom on Friday unveiled a A$63-million capital restructure, consisting of a A$35-m
ASX-listed junior Blackstone Minerals will raise A$2-million in a two-tranche placement to fund e
The shareholders of ASX-listed Maximus Resources have overwhelmingly voted in favour to maintain
NYSE-listed Tronox Holdings has bought back 14-million of its shares from South African coal mine
ASX-listed Lynas on Monday said that it would seek clarification from the Malaysian government over comments made by Prime Minister Mahathir Bin Mohamad over the company’s continuation of operations.
Mohamad over the weekend noted that the Malaysian government had imposed an ‘extra condition’ on Lynas to remove waste, noting that the ‘waste’ could not go to Australia.
Norway plans to tighten restrictions on coal investments for its $1-trillion sovereign wealth fund while opening it up for renewable-energy infrastructure assets.
ASX-listed First Graphene will place some 23.3-million shares, at a price of 15c each, to raise A$3.5-million.
The company told shareholders that the placement to institutional and sophisticated investors would be conducted under its existing placement capacity, and will not require shareholder approval.
Aim-listed Bushveld Minerals has appointed Bertina Symonds GM of Bushveld Vametco and Hiten Ooka group finance head.
Symonds’ appointment combines the roles of CEO and COO into GM for the company’s Bushveld Vametco business, which owns the company’s vanadium mine in South Africa’s North West province.
Its high quality and the price is a bargain, but the risk may be too great for Chinese buyers looking for a quick profit. Newcastle thermal coal prices have lost almost $20 a ton, or almost 19 percent, since early March, making supplies from Australia cheaper than Chinese domestic grades for the first time since April 2018, but there’s a catch.
Junior gold company Maximus Resources has urged shareholders to vote against a motion by shareholder Kesli Chemicals to remove three of the company’s directors.
Kesli, which owns more than a 5% interest in Maximus, in March issued the gold miner with a notice demanding a general meeting to consider replacing three of the company’s directors with its own nominees.
ASX-listed Antipa Minerals will raise A$5.1-million through a share placement to institutional and sophisticated investors to fund its exploration programme for 2019.
The fate of a $10-billion mega-merger rests with Newmont Mining investors after Goldcorp shareholders overwhelmingly approved what could be the largest deal in gold mining history.
Diversified mining company Anglo American is implementing new techniques that give the company far more control over tailings dams, which have been thrown into the spotlight after the tragic loss of life at Brumadinho, in Brazil, where an iron-ore tailings dam collapsed at Vale’s Corrego do Feijao mine earlier this year killing hundreds of people.
Diversified natural resources group Eurasian Resources Group (ERG) has joined the United Nations Global Compact – the world’s largest voluntary corporate citizenship initiative. ERG has also undertaken to implement the compact's ten principles in the areas of human rights, labour the environment and anticorruption.