Hitachi to become LANDCROS

Hitachi Construction Machinery announced that in April 2027 it will officially change its corporate name and brand to LANDCROS. This change will introduce updated equipment and parts branding, while maintaining the same manufacturing excellence and dealer support customers have always trusted. This brand transition represents the company’s next stage of accelerating innovation to create and provide customers new forms of value…

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CDE plans first global installation of X5 ProPress

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CDE, a leader in wet processing solutions for the waste recycling and natural processing sectors, is preparing to install its first X5 ProPress in Australia in the coming months – the first commissioning of this technology globally. “The ProPress is our response to minimising freshwater dependency and maximising water recycling, all while improving processing capacity, reducing operating costs, and minimising…

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Cove Capital to mine tungsten in Kazakhstan

Mining investment firm Cove Capital will develop a large tungsten deposit in Kazakhstan with state mining firm JSC Tau-Ken Samruk under a deal to be announced by the Trump administration, reported Reuters. The agreement is part of a suite of deals announced between Washington and Astana to tighten economic partnerships between the countries. Cove Capital will control 70% of a…

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First Munda mine gold sales complete: Auric

Auric Mining has completed the sales from the inaugural two gold pours from its Munda mine in Western Australia, ahead of schedule at Black Cat Syndicate Lakewood Mill. Processing of this first 60,000 tonne parcel of ore concluded on 2 November, with the first 980 ounces of gold sold at A$6,138 an ounce and a second 810 ounces sold at…

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Polymetals resumes operations at Endeavor

Polymetals Resources has commenced the staged resumption of operations at its Endeavor silver-zinc mine in Cobar, New South Wales, following a fatal incident on 28 October.  Two employees were tragically killed and one was injured by an unintended initiation of the charge while preparing a ballistic disk to release a stope hang-up, 700 meters underground.  “The considered and timely resumption…

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General Kinematics acquires Llambec Technology

U.S.-based General Kinematics has acquired Llambec Technology, a South African-based manufacturer and distributor of vibratory equipment. “We are thrilled to welcome Llambec Technology into the General Kinematics family. This acquisition strengthens our ability to serve key markets across Africa and beyond, while continuing to deliver the innovative solutions our customers expect from GK,” said Thomas Musschoot, CEO of General Kinematics. …

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Komatsu transforms Edmonton Distribution Center

Komatsu is strengthening its commitment to Canadian customers with a major investment to double the size of its parts distribution footprint and transform its Edmonton, Alberta, parts depot into a full-service distribution center. The expansion marks a significant step in Komatsu’s ongoing effort to enhance service levels, reduce lead times and better support dealers and customers across Canada. Full story.

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Australia, Canada boost critical minerals pact

Australia and Canada have signed a Joint Declaration of Intent on Critical Minerals Collaboration, deepening their bilateral partnership on critical minerals. Minister for Resources and Northern Australia Madeleine King and Canadian Minister for Resources and Energy Tim Hodgson signed the Joint Declaration of Intent on the sidelines of the recent G7 Energy and Environment Ministers’ Meeting in Toronto. The agreement…

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