Copper mining news
Boliden opens new leaching plant and underground repository at Rönnskär
Boliden is opening a new leaching plant and underground repository at Boliden Rönnskär, enabling additional metal to be extracted from residual materials.
Rockfire Resources provides Copperhead drilling update
Rockfire Resources plc has provided an update on the exploration programme currently underway at the Copperhead porphyry project in North Queensland, Australia.
Mubadala and Trafigura confirm Sandfire’s acquisition of MATSA
Mubadala Investment Company and Trafigura have confirmed the acquisition of Minas de Aguas Teñidas (MATSA) by Sandfire Resources.
Copper Mountain Mining announces commissioning of the Ball Mill 3 Expansion Project
Copper Mountain Mining Corp. has successfully installed and commenced commissioning of the third ball mill at its Copper Mountain Mine, which is located in southern British Columbia, Canada.
Revolver Resources completes successful IPO
Revolver Resources Ltd has been admitted to the Official List and commenced trading on the ASX, following a successful IPO.
World Copper signs agreement to acquire Cardero Resource Corp
World Copper Ltd. has entered into a definitive agreement with Cardero Resource Corp. and 1302172 B.C. Ltd, whereby World Copper and Cardero have agreed to combine their respective businesses by way of a plan of arrangement.
Austin awarded AUS$30 million in contract wins
Austin Engineering Ltd has recorded approximately AUS$30 million in new contract wins in August 2021 for product and service delivery in Australia, the US, Indonesia and Chile.
Salazar Resources acquires mineral title to El Potro Copper-Gold Project
Salazar Resources Ltd has announced that it has acquired the mineral title to the Correa-Jiron Concession 601062 (El Potro) in Ecuador for an initial payment of US$50 000.
Thor Mining commences drilling at Kapunda Copper ISR
The directors of Thor Mining Plc has advised that drilling has commenced at the Kapunda Copper ISR Project in South Australia.
Mineral sector ‘brain drain’ spells trouble for critical industries
With a growing demand for critical minerals, the mining industry is looking for possible solutions that can access additional sources, notwithstanding a limited workforce.