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Improving iron ore asset performance in Brazil through lifecycle protection
2 Nov 20265 min read

Improving iron ore asset performance in Brazil through lifecycle protection

A Brazilian iron ore project shows how established coating expertise can be adapted to specific wear and material build-up problems, extending maintenance intervals and supporting more predictable asset performance across South American mining operations.

The hidden transaction risks in Latin American mining acquisitions
2 Nov 20263 min read

The hidden transaction risks in Latin American mining acquisitions

Sovereignty in the supply chain: The new critical minerals disputes frontier and approaches in Canada and the UK
28 Oct 20264 min read

Sovereignty in the supply chain: The new critical minerals disputes frontier and approaches in Canada and the UK

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A mine shift handover needs more than an AI summary
26 Oct 20264 min read

A mine shift handover needs more than an AI summary

Dr. Gleb Tsipursky, CEO of Disaster Avoidance Experts, considers how mining teams can use AI-assisted shift handovers while retaining the underlying evidence and human decision-making.

Accelerating mine surveying with UAV technology
23 Oct 20264 min read

Accelerating mine surveying with UAV technology

Ibrahim Amin, Sindh Engro Coal Mining Company (SECMC), describes how drone-based surveying at Thar Coal Mine cuts survey turnaround, reduces personnel exposure, and provides detailed spatial data for faster operational decisions.

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The hidden cost of losing experienced mining workers
21 Oct 20263 min read

The hidden cost of losing experienced mining workers

Mining companies can replace a position more easily than the practical knowledge behind it. Protecting operational expertise requires more than recruitment and retention targets.

Stress-testing the shipping model
16 Oct 20264 min read

Stress-testing the shipping model

Konstantin Kalnyi, CEO and Founder of Kiev Shipping Ltd, highlights seven assumptions mineral export projects must verify.

Africa’s next mining boom must deliver more than minerals
15 Oct 20265 min read

Africa’s next mining boom must deliver more than minerals

Régis Hounkpè, Founder and Executive Director of InterGlobe Conseils, argues that Africa’s next mining boom must deliver lasting economic benefits.

The lithium blueprint: Why every successful DLE starts with brine
15 Oct 20264 min read

The lithium blueprint: Why every successful DLE starts with brine

Kurt Bogaard, Global Marketing Leader, DuPont Water Solutions, investigates the link between the efficiency of DLE technologies for extracting lithium, and the composition of the source brine.

Grinding ball specifications should start with the mill
12 Oct 20263 min read

Grinding ball specifications should start with the mill

Juliet Zhu, Head of International Business, Shandong Gangyan Grinding Ball Co., Ltd., illustrates a practical framework for mining buyers to compare forged grinding ball specifications, batch records, and plant performance in ball and SAG mills.

Mineral diplomacy in the age of AI
9 Oct 20264 min read

Mineral diplomacy in the age of AI

Ryan Cunningham, CEO of American Mineral Resources, provides insight into South Korea's AI investment and mineral deals in Brazil and Chile, and what this means for the global race to secure critical resources.

The clock nobody watches: Mining's hidden safety gap is decision latency
7 Oct 20263 min read

The clock nobody watches: Mining's hidden safety gap is decision latency

Mines can detect changing risk in seconds, but authority to act may take far longer. This article looks at decision latency and a way to shorten it without weakening accountability.