Asian mining news
East Star Resources secures farm-in to rare earths project
East Star Resources has announced a farm-in to the Talairyk Ionic Adsorption Clay heavy rare earth element project, located in the Kostanay region of Kazakhstan.
Metso Outotec awarded processing technology order for copper and gold plant
Metso Outotec has been awarded a major order for the supply of key minerals processing technologies to a copper and gold mine project in South-East Asia.
Baru Gold provides construction update at Sangihe Gold Project
Baru Gold Corp. has substantially completed clearing of the land and commenced earthworks on the heap leach pad for the Sangihe gold project.
Barrick signs partnership agreement for Reko Diq Project
Barrick has signed a partnership agreement with the federal government of Pakistan and the provincial government of Balochistan for the Reko Diq Project.
East Star identifies multiple gold targets via drone surveys in Kazakhstan
East Star Resources has reported that drone magnetic surveys have identified multiple gold targets on the Apmintas Licence in the Chu-Ili orogenic gold belt.
BHP signs LOI for Australia-East Asia iron ore ‘green corridor’
A consortium, led by the Global Maritime Forum and consisting of BHP, Rio Tinto, Oldendorff Carriers and Star Bulk Carriers Corp., have signed a letter of intent to assess the development of an iron ore ‘green corridor’ between Australia and East Asia.
Kinross announces sale of Russian assets
Kinross Gold has entered into a definitive agreement with the Highland Gold Mining group of companies and its affiliates to sell its Russian assets.
FLSmidth receives equipment order from Southeast Asian mine
FLSmidth has been chosen to supply a range of mineral processing equipment for a large, established copper-gold mine in Southeast Asia.
Centerra Gold announces agreement with Kyrgyzaltyn
Centerra Gold has entered into an agreement regarding the Kumtor gold mine with Kyrgyzaltyn and the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic.
Australia and India sign trade agreement
The signing of an interim trade agreement between Australia and India will eliminate 71% of tariffs, covering 91% of Australia’s exports to India.