Vale commits $122 million to extend Manitoba nickel mines life
The investment, Vale's largest single one made at its Thompson operations, will extend current mining activities by 10 years.
The investment, Vale's largest single one made at its Thompson operations, will extend current mining activities by 10 years.
Companies will make stainless steel raw material nickel pig iron in Sulawesi.
Vizsla says the results allow it to trace the Napoleon vein to over 950 metres of continuous mineralization.
With the train, Timbopeba processing plant will be able to operate at least at 80% of its capacity of 33,000 tonnes of iron ore "fines" per day.
Samarco's debt with Vale and BHP totals 23 billion reais, while bondholders are owed the equivalent of 26 billion reais.
Vale was obliged to halt the mine after the workers rejected its initial offer.
It would take around 60 days for Vale to implement the solution, according to a person familiar with the plan.
The 2,500 workers at the mine walked off the job on June 1, complaining about plans to cut health and medical benefits for retirees as well as minimal wage increases.
The disaster killed 270 people but the court action only benefits the families of 131 workers directly hired by Vale.
Engineers and technicians told the auditors that the tailings at Xingu had not been properly drained.