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Titiminas Confirms High-Grade Molybdenum Discovery in Peru, Indicating Larger Mineral System

Titiminas Confirms High-Grade Molybdenum Discovery in Peru, Indicating Larger Mineral System

Titiminas Confirms High-Grade Molybdenum Discovery in Peru, Indicating Larger Mineral System
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Lepanto Mining Secures 25-Year Contract with Indigenous Support

Lepanto Mining Secures 25-Year Contract with Indigenous Support

Lepanto Consolidated Mining Co. (LCMCo) has secured a 25-year contract to continue its mineral extraction operations through its Far Southeast Gold Resources Inc. (FSGRI) project in Mankayan, Benguet. This follows the signing of a memorandum of agreement (MOA) with the Indigenous peoples of the Mankayan Ancestral Domain, granting the company free, prior, and informed consent (FPIC) for the renewal of Mineral Production Sharing Agreement (MPSA) 001. The agreement, which expired in March 2025, covers an area of 948.47 hectares and includes gold, silver, and copper extraction. The MOA includes provisions for a monthly royalty payment and a one-time payment for community projects.
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Titiminas Confirms High-Grade Molybdenum Discovery in Peru

Titiminas Confirms High-Grade Molybdenum Discovery in Peru

Titiminas Confirms High-Grade Molybdenum Discovery in Peru
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Buenaventura Mining Reports Strong Q2 Earnings Amid San Gabriel Ramp-Up

Buenaventura Mining Reports Strong Q2 Earnings Amid San Gabriel Ramp-Up

Buenaventura Mining Reports Strong Q2 Earnings Amid San Gabriel Ramp-Up
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AECI Mining Advocates for Water Stewardship in Namibia's Mining Sector

AECI Mining Advocates for Water Stewardship in Namibia's Mining Sector

AECI Mining is emphasizing the importance of water stewardship as Namibia's mining industry enters a new phase of growth. With investments pouring into uranium, gold, copper, and other critical minerals, the company highlights that success will increasingly depend on efficient natural resource management. Namibia, being one of the driest countries in sub-Saharan Africa, faces unique challenges in sustainable mining. AECI Mining is advocating for improved water management practices, including the recovery and reuse of process water, to enhance operational efficiency and sustainability. The company is working with local mining operations to implement technologies that improve water recovery and support broader environmental goals.
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Galleon Gold Reports High-Grade Gold Intercepts at West Cache Project in Ontario

Galleon Gold Reports High-Grade Gold Intercepts at West Cache Project in Ontario

Galleon Gold Reports High-Grade Gold Intercepts at West Cache Project in Ontario
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Kinross Gold Updates on Lobo-Marte Project with Economic and Environmental Focus

Kinross Gold Updates on Lobo-Marte Project with Economic and Environmental Focus

Kinross Gold Corporation has provided an update on its Lobo-Marte project in Chile, highlighting its expected contribution of approximately 350,000 ounces of gold annually. The project is designed to be a long-life, low-cost heap leach operation with an estimated Net Present Value (NPV) of $4.3 billion. The company is advancing with permitting, detailed engineering, and execution planning. The project is expected to support significant local employment and economic benefits, with a focus on sustainability, including the use of renewable energy sources.
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World Gold Council and Ghana Government Partner to Enhance Gold Mining Practices

World Gold Council and Ghana Government Partner to Enhance Gold Mining Practices

World Gold Council and Ghana Government Partner to Enhance Gold Mining Practices
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Boreal Gold Reports High-Grade Gold Intersections at North Star Project in Manitoba

Boreal Gold Reports High-Grade Gold Intersections at North Star Project in Manitoba

Boreal Gold Reports High-Grade Gold Intersections at North Star Project in Manitoba
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Zimbabwean President Mnangagwa Commends Chinese Investment in Lithium Processing for Economic Growth

Zimbabwean President Mnangagwa Commends Chinese Investment in Lithium Processing for Economic Growth

Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa has praised Chinese investment in the country's lithium processing sector, highlighting its significance in enhancing the value of Zimbabwe's mineral resources. During the Mining, Engineering and Transport Expo in Bulawayo, Vice President Constantino Chiwenga delivered a speech on behalf of Mnangagwa, commending Zhejiang Huayou Cobalt for establishing Zimbabwe's first lithium sulphate plant in Goromonzi, Mashonaland East Province. This development marks a significant milestone in Zimbabwe's efforts to transition from exporting raw minerals to adding value through local processing. Mnangagwa also acknowledged other Chinese companies, such as Sinomine's subsidiary Bikita Minerals, for their contributions to the lithium beneficiation process. The establishment of these plants positions Zimbabwe as the only African nation with multiple lithium-processing operations, a move expected to benefit not only mining company shareholders but also local communities along the value...
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White Energy Identifies Copper-Gold Vectors at Specimen Hill Project

White Energy Identifies Copper-Gold Vectors at Specimen Hill Project

White Energy Identifies Copper-Gold Vectors at Specimen Hill Project
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Uranium Presence in Cobalt Exports from the Democratic Republic of the Congo Raises Concerns

Uranium Presence in Cobalt Exports from the Democratic Republic of the Congo Raises Concerns

The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is facing challenges with uranium being a byproduct in its cobalt exports. Due to the co-mineralization of uranium and cobalt, uranium often accompanies cobalt through the extraction and export processes. The DRC's regulatory and infrastructure capacity has not kept pace with the rapid growth of its extractive industries, leading to significant uranium content in cobalt exports. The government had mandated cobalt to be exported as refined metal to add value, but inadequate electricity supplies and enforcement have resulted in exports primarily in the form of less-processed cobalt hydroxide. This form does not exclude impurities like uranium, which remains in the product unless specifically removed. The DRC's cobalt exports are crucial for global industries, but the presence of uranium poses environmental and safety risks.