Mining

Doosan Infracore has won a series of new sales contracts for its large excavators in China, further strengthening its market base in the country.

Australia has a post COVID-19 reconstruction engine staring it in the face in the form of the mining equipment, technology and services (METS) sector, which has experienced a demand surge during the pandemic.

Haver & Boecker’s new mineral processing entity further demonstrates their dedication to the efficiency and profitability of worldwide mineral processing operations by establishing the brand in Haver & Boecker’s Mexican subsidiary.

ClearBlade and MultiTech have recently announced a joint effort to enable LoRa Technology-based smart monitoring for enterprises requiring secure edge processing in reliable and affordable distributed, wireless connected IIoT systems.

Monarch Gold Corp. has entered into an agreement for the sale of the Fayolle property to IAMGOLD Corp. for US$11.5 million.

Hilco Global APAC and Gordon Brothers have partnered to disperse a fleet of late model Caterpillar 100T-class mobile mining assets located in South Africa.

Rio Tinto has apologised for destroying Aboriginal caves in Australia.

Teck Resources Limited has announced that Compania Minera Antamina has now resumed operations at the Antamina mine, Peru.

National Mining Association’s President and CEO has made a statement praising the introduction of the ‘American Critical Mineral Exploration and Innovation Act,’ which recognises mining's essential role as the front end of the nation's critical supply chain.

Endeavour Silver Corp. has announced that it has restarted mining operations at its three high-grade, underground silver-gold mines in Mexico.

The Mining Industry Human Resource Council has released its report on the potential future impact of technology, automation and innovation on the Canadian mining workforce.

Minerals Council of South Africa President, Mxolisi Mgojo, has called on all the leaders of the mining industry to commit to continuing to address the COVID-19 health threat with uncompromising vigour.

The Queensland Resources Council will join the Premier’s Queensland Industry Recovery Alliance today to work with the government to maximise the resource sector’s role in the State’s COVID-19 recovery.

Eight local businesses employing more than 126 staff will join a Queensland Government-funded programme to boost small-and-medium enterprises and start-ups working in the mining equipment, technology and services sector.

The Queensland government have collaborated with METS Ignited to help regional businesses accelerate the commercialisation of their innovative products and services.