Glencore-owned Elk Valley Resources, which operates four steelmaking coal mines in British Columbia, said it is cutting 140 jobs due to “challenging market conditions,” reported CBC News. Full story.
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Bunting Magnetics mourns the passing of Bob Bunting
Robert (Bob) Bunting, chairman of Bunting Magnetics and a key figure in the company’s growth into a global supplier and manufacturer of magnetic solutions, died June 17, surrounded by family. He was 76. His father, Walter Bunting, founded the company in 1959. Bob led the company for nearly three decades, overseeing its expansion into international markets and the diversification of…
Read MoreEpiroc unlocks economic, environmental sustainability
Epiroc, a productivity and sustainability partner for the mining and construction industries, has launched a circular solutions portfolio within its Parts & Services divisions. With over 4,000 service technicians and more than 75 workshops worldwide, Epiroc is uniquely positioned to support customers globally with circular solutions. Epiroc consolidates decades of expertise working with maintenance, service and repair to increase the…
Read MoreRio Tinto settles Oyu Tolgoi lawsuit
Rio Tinto has agreed to pay $138.75 million to settle a lawsuit that accused the miner of defrauding investors by concealing problems with its underground expansion of the Oyu Tolgoi copper-gold mine in Mongolia, reported Reuters. The lawsuit sought damages on behalf of shareholders of Turquoise Hill Resources between July 2018 and July 2019, when it was majority-owned by Rio…
Read MoreMetso to manufacture Megaliner mill liners in WA
Metso is expanding its rubber and Poly-Met wear parts production capability in Australia. The OEM said it is installing a mega-class press at its Canning Vale production facility in Western Australia, which is specifically designed to produce large Megaliner mill liners. “Our customers have already responded very positively to the advantages of local support with our Karratha service center, which…
Read MoreCôté Gold mine reaches nameplate capacity
Canadian-based IAMGOLD said the processing plant at the Côté Gold mine in northeastern Ontario has operated at nameplate capacity of 36,000 tonnes per day on average over 30 consecutive days. Full story.
Read MoreBritish Columbia grants environmental certificate to Teck
Teck Resources has received an Environmental Assessment Certificate for the proposed Highland Valley Copper Mine Life Extension project from the British Columbia government. The project would extend the life of the copper-molybdenum mine to the mid-2040s. Full story.
Read MoreLynas produces second heavy rare earths product
Lynas Rare Earths has confirmed first production of terbium oxide (Tb) at its advanced materials plant near Kuantan, Malaysia. This is the second separated heavy rare earths oxide to be produced at Lynas Malaysia this year. “Together with dysprosium oxide (Dy), which was first produced on our new heavy rare earths production line in May, Lynas can now supply customers…
Read MoreEriez appoints De Lunas
Eriez has appointed Mary Ann De Lunas as country manager for its Magnetics division in the Philippines, underscoring the company’s commitment to expanding its footprint and enhancing customer support across the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region. Full story.
Read MoreDry commissioning underway at Blackjack gold project
Australia-based Native Mineral Resources said it remains on track for first gold pour by the end of July at its Blackjack gold project in Charters Towers, Queensland, following staged commissioning. “We are approaching a major operational milestone as the Blackjack project moves closer to production. Key activities across the site – from plant energisation and commissioning to mining readiness –…
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