One year after Vale’s Brazilian dam burst, burying Brumadinho
One year ago, a Brazilian dam operated by Vale gave way to a tsunami of 9.7 million cubic meters of mining sludge that buried part of a town and killed 270 people.
One year ago, a Brazilian dam operated by Vale gave way to a tsunami of 9.7 million cubic meters of mining sludge that buried part of a town and killed 270 people.
Fabio Schvartsman was supposed to be the fresh face that would help Vale SA, the world’s biggest iron ore miner, advance after a 2015 dam collapse.
Mining Industry Indonesia will use the average stock price for the past 12 months to acquire a 20% stake in Vale Indonesia.
Fabio Schvartsman is the highest-profile executive facing criminal charges for Brazil’s worst environmental disaster.
In an industry beset with tight margins, such cost hikes are not ideal.
Latest resource update features measured and indicated resources of 54.9 million tonnes grading 1.75 g/t gold for a total of 3.1 million oz.
The announcement comes almost a year after the incident.
Vale cited the need to do a technical evaluation and potentially carry out work to improve safety at the site.
The police probe is one of several parallel investigations into the causes of the dam's collapse, which killed at least 255 people just under a year ago.
Vale is a majority owner in Aliança Energia with a 55% stake.
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