South American mining news
Drilling extends copper mineralisation to depth and along trend of Mostaza mine
Great Southern Copper recently commenced its drilling programme at the historical Mostaza mine.
TAKRAF awarded new contract for conveying system at Collahuasi mine
TAKRAF Group has secured a major contract to design and supply a conveying system for Compañía Minera Doña Inés de Collahuasi SCM’s Ujina growth project.
Vale and GreenIron to explore decarbonisation projects in Brazil and Sweden
Vale and GreenIron have signed an MOU to collaborate on key initiatives in Brazil and Sweden for the decarbonisation of the mining and metals supply chain.
GSC announces start of drilling at Cerro Negro prospect
Great Southern Copper has announced that diamond drilling has commenced at its Cerro Negro prospect, targeting high-grade Cu-Ag-Au mineralisation at the Mostaza mine.
Nativo Resources announces Tesoro Gold Mine milestone
Nativo Resources has provided an update on the Tesoro Gold Mine in southern Peru, which is held by the company’s 50%-owned Peruvian joint venture, Boku Resources SAC.
AI is ready to prove its value as a tailings management tool
Ruediger Schroedter, Global Lead for the Mining Industry Business Unit at SAP, provides suggestions for using AI to ensure tailings facilities are as safe as possible.
GSC finalises permitting and approvals for drilling at Cerro Negro
Great Southern Copper plc has announced that permitting and authorisation for drilling at its Cerro Negro prospect have been finalised with diamond drilling to commence at the Mostaza mine.
Vale begins commissioning of Capanema project
Vale has started the commissioning of the Capanema Maximisation Project, located 80 km from Belo Horizonte, in the state of Minas Gerais, Brazil.
Anglo American adds Serpentina premium iron ore resource at Minas-Rio
Anglo American has announced the completion of the transaction to combine the Serra da Serpentina high quality iron ore resource into its Minas-Rio operation in Brazil.
Antofagasta mines receive Copper Mark recertification
Antofagasta’s Centinela and Zaldívar mines have become the first mining operations in the world to recertify the copper mark with new criteria.