Mining companies rush to shield indigenous communities from coronavirus
ESG investment analysts say they are watching mining companies closely to see how they cope with the coronavirus crisis.
ESG investment analysts say they are watching mining companies closely to see how they cope with the coronavirus crisis.
Lundin Gold, which operates Fruta del Norte, said it was restarting mineral transport under international security protocols for workers and nearby communities.
Initial tests showed 866 positive cases among employees of the Polyus Krasnoyarsk unit as of Monday.
Company did not say how many workers at the mine, which normally employs about 25,000 people, would be kept on to run the operation.
Trigon Metals is a TSXV-listed, Toronto-based junior focused on African copper in high quality jurisdictions.
Anglo American has interests in two of the world’s largest copper mines, Los Bronces and Collahuasi.
Liebherr’s excavator fleet in Chile has grown from 20 to 32 units since 2017.
Silver also rallied to its highest in two months.
Nations that enjoyed success quelling the virus, including South Korea and China, now face a rising number of infections.
Health agents said the company's activities did not respect the rules of social distancing.