Like Silicon Valley? Miners face uphill slog in drive to go digital
The mining industry needs to change the barbecue conversation - Jean-Sebastien Jacques Rio Tinto CEO
The mining industry needs to change the barbecue conversation - Jean-Sebastien Jacques Rio Tinto CEO
The global mining sector’s comeback signalled great expectations—improved employment, wages and economic wealth. However, the windfall will be short lived according to Peter Bryant, managing partner of Chicago-based strategic growth firm Clareo.
Following two innovation summits between ICMM members and suppliers, a governance model for collaboration has been designed.
Companies need to manage the cost of failure, not the rate of failure.
The Australian rare earths miner has been granted an extension to a temporary permit to store residue at its Malaysian site.
To be considered an ethical, investors must weigh up the development impact, sustainability and profitability in equal portion according to Namrata Thapar.
The southern African nation is pushing the metal as a major draw for investors as it looks to attract capital to its mining sector following the ousting last year of former president Robert Mugabe after almost four decades in power.
The plants haven’t been running at full capacity after the court ruled last year that a change in regulations overseas couldn’t be a ground for increasing power prices.
The goal: to stop the metal’s use as a convenient financing tool for South American guerrillas, armed African rebels and drug traffickers.
Following LME Week, Mr Benedikt Sobotka, CEO of Eurasian Resources Group (ERG), predicts a strong metals recovery ahead.