Chinese tighten grip on Tenke mine as Lundin agrees to sell stake for $1.14bn
Canada’s Lundin, which owns 24% of Tenke, has finally agreed to sell its stake to a private equity firm from Asia’s richest nation.
Report: DRC signs over $880m royalties to president’s friend
Global Witness: Royalty stream from Glencore's KCC copper-cobalt operation transferred…
Chilean mining costs highest in the world, despite saving measures
Production costs in Chile, the world’s No. 1 copper producer,…
Gold Reserve, Venezuela rework seizure settlement
Venezuela government given more time to come up with initial…
Finland cancels plan to close troubled nickel mine
Finland's government decided Friday to grant new public funding for…
