The binding agreement ends a long-dragged standoff between the companies over funding for an expansion of the copper-gold mine in Mongolia.

Analysis by Skarn Associates points to Canada's multiple advantages, including orebody quality.

MINING.COM executive editor Frik Els takes a look at how much metal Tesla will actually need to meet its ambitious production plans.

An electrifying time.

Former Xstrata boss Mick Davis’ newly founded battery metals investment firm Vision Blue Resources (VBR) is stepping up efforts to reach the […]

ABB announced that it was awarded the first contract in China for its ABB Ability Asset Vista Condition Monitoring. The company has […]

Mongolia’s government is said to be actively seeking to cancel a deal with Rio Tinto (ASX, LON, NYSE: RIO) governing a $6.75 […]

Months after shareholders of TMAC Resources approved a takeover of the company by China’s Shandong Gold Mining, the federal government has ordered […]

TURKEY – Centerra Gold has announced that its Oksut gold mine in south-central Turkey achieved commercial production as of May 31. The […]

KAZAKHSTAN – Outotec has signed a contract with RG Gold, Kazakhstan’s largest gold miner, for the delivery of two grinding mills for […]

SAUDI ARABIA – Technology group Wartsila will provide the engineering, equipment, and technical advice for a 44 MW power plant at the […]

It’s usually difficult to find a seat at the commodities session on the opening day of the Prospectors and Developers Association of […]