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ACG Metals chairman and chief executive Artem Volynets announced a US$290-million investment in the Gediktepe mine in western Turkey
South African CEO suggested that he’ll stay in the job through 2025 but was non-committal after that
Federal Industry Minister said in July that he would only allow foreign acquisitions of ‘important Canadian mining companies’ to pass a net benefit test under the most exceptional circumstances
The talks between Lundin and BHP are at an early stage, the sources said, adding that there is no guarantee that the two companies will team up on a bid for Filo
While speaking at a mining conference, Henry signalled the Australian miner won’t overpay for Anglo
BHP wants to boost its copper assets with takeover proposal for rival Anglo American, which was rejected and can now be declared hostile
Anglo American has copper, and lot of it, so the company’s days are numbered as bidders circle
The offer, which may trigger rival bids, marks a return to the megadeals that transformed the mining industry
Plan to redomicile to the Middle East won’t exempt company from laws related to sale of stake in graphite project
The Vancouver-based cleantech startup is launching a pilot project to decarbonize processing of the critical mineral
The giant Australian mining company tried to buy Nutrien’s predecessor in 2010, but the federal Conservative government vetoed the move for not being of net benefit to Canadians
Nutrien suspending plans to expand production as blobal fertilizer slump takes a toll on the potash giant
Firms are using everything from driverless haul trucks to remote-controlled and robotic drilling machines to remove human labour from hazardous operations
Tax-loss harvesting has been mechanized thanks to the collapse in trading costs and the rise of so-called direct indexing
BHP open to potash partnership with Nutrien, leaves door open to new takeover attempt
BHP in 2010 was unsuccessful in its attempt to buy Nutrien’s predecessor company, Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan.
Ottawa considering equity stakes, advancing loans to critical minerals companies
The federal government is considering following Quebec’s lead in moving to a much more active role in Canada’s industrial policy
Resource firms’ spinoffs may attract pension fund interest
South32′s humble roots are worth revisiting as resource companies prepare for at least three large spinoffs on the Toronto Stock Exchange
Barrick Gold CEO blasts rivals for chasing major mergers — while grappling with his own US$1.6-billion writedown
CEO Mark Bristow, an advocate for organic growth, doesn’t see any strategic benefit to investing in ‘getting bigger for bigness sake’