Company Announcement to the Danish Financial Supervisory Authority No. 01-2010, 22 February 2010 FLSmidth has been awarded contracts from Vale Inco for […]
VALE’S Integra Underground operation lost more than half of its typical metallurgical coal production in the December quarter due to a large […]
The company will use contract employees to restart a mine and boost production at another
As the strike by Steelworkers Local 6500 at Vale Inco‘s Sudbury operations approaches the seven-month mark, I am left wondering how labour […]
Aglobal leader in power and automation technology, ABB is honoured to be Vale Inco’s electrification, hoisting and automation partner for the Totten […]
BROADMEADOW’S Eddie Booth and John Whyte have won the single bolt event at the Australian Roof Bolting Championships, while Springvale colliery’s John […]
Companhia Vale do Rio Doce (Vale) has approved the downward revision of its investment budget for 2009, basically reflecting the change in the average price of currencies in which its expected disbursement are denominated, revised equipment and implementation costs, delays mainly associated with environmental licences, and simplification or change in the scope of certain projects. [...]
LEIGHTON Contractors has won a $A160 million four-year extension of its mining contract at Macarthur Coal’s Moorvale mine in the Bowen Basin….more […]
Vale Inco is shutting down its nickel mining and processing operations in Sudbury, Ont., for eight weeks starting June 1 due to weak demand for the metal used to make stainless steel, the company said Thursday.
The world’s largest producer of iron ore, Vale, plans to invest US$250 million to restart the Moatize coal mine in Mozambique. Vale has been the concession holder on coal mining in Moatize since 2004, when it paid over US$123 million for the license. The company expects coal production to begin in 2010 and 2011. The reserves are estimated at 2.4 billion tons of coal, making the Moatize mine the largest in the country.
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