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Новости за 13.07.2020

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Buffalo takes precaution at mine site after employees tests positive

TSX- and JSE-listed Buffalo Coal has confirmed that one of its employees, working at the processing plant, in Dundee, in KwaZulu-Natal, has tested positive for Covid-19. The employee has been quarantined and referred to a medical practitioner after displaying flu-like symptoms.

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US universities establish mine tailings centre of excellence

The Colorado School of Mines is joining forces with Colorado State University and the University of Arizona to develop a centre of excellence dedicated to mine tailings research and education. Officials from the education institutions have signed a memorandum of understanding outlining the inter-university initiative, which will focus on the education of engineers to responsibly and sustainably manage mine tailings and the advancement of best practices in tailings management through applied science and engineering research.

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Covid opens up opportunity for more constructive, purposeful dialogue – Minsur

The Covid-19 pandemic has allowed the mining industry to highlight and strengthen its role as a catalyst of social development in the areas in which it operates, Minsur  CEO Juan Luis Krueger said on Monday. Krueger was speaking during an  International Council on Mining and Metals (ICMM) online panel event on what the mining industry has learnt from Covid-19. Anglo American CEO Mark Cutifani and Minerals Council of Australia CEO Tania Constable also participated in the conversation, which was led by Led by ICMM CEO Tom Butler.

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Nevada Zinc inks collaboration agreement with partner in US agriculture industry

TSX-V-listed Nevada Zinc has entered into a collaboration agreement with US granular micronutrients producer and distributor Cameron Chemicals. Granular micronutrients are used for the agricultural, turf, and horticultural industries with manufacturing facilities in the states of Virginia, Michigan and Washington. Zinc is considered an essential micronutrient in these sectors.

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Jubilee delivers sixth consecutive six-month period of double-digit growth

Aim- and AltX-listed Jubilee Metals delivered a sixth consecutive six-monthly period of double-digit growth with a 54% year-on-year increase in combined operational earnings for the first half of year at £12.8-million. Jubilee also achieved an 18% year-on-year increase in combined first half revenue to £29.4-million.

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Orion firms up ownership over Jacomynspan prospect

ASX-listed Orion Minerals has entered into an agreement to acquire the remaining minority vendor interest in the Jacomynspan project. The project is located 65 km north of the company’s flagship Prieska copper/zinc project, on 6h4 Namaqua and Disawell mining and prospecting rights.

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Nornickel dismisses Talnakh concentrator management for enviro violations

Russian mining company Nornickel has dismissed the management of the Talnakh concentrator for gross misconduct, after an internal investigation discovered two instances of unauthorised industrial water discharge. The world’s largest producer of palladium and high-grade nickel said in a statement on Monday that industrial water was discharged from a recycled water sump, part of Talnakh Concentrator's tailings dam system, into adjacent area using flexible pipes and floating pumps. "Any violations... Читать дальше...

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Weekly Coal Index Report

Almost all coal exporters are now looking to cut production quite significantly. Prevailing weak export markets, combined with fixed price take-or-pay rail and port contracts, are combining to ensure losses for almost every tonne mined now. Higher quality producers can retain a competitive edge as buyers pick and choose their preferences right now. Australian exports are at their lowest levels in over 3 years, whilst SA exporters are also only loading minimally contracted tonnages.

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$550m deal signed at Northparkes

The owners of the Northparkes gold/copper mine, in New South Wales, has inked a $550-milion streaming agreement with Triple Flag Mining Finance Bermuda, a subsidiary of Triple Flag Precious Metals Corp. Under the terms of the agreement, Triple Flag Bermuda would make an up-front cash payment of $550-million and ongoing payments equaling 10% of the spot gold price and spot silver price at the time of delivery, for 54% of the gold produced at Northparkes until a cap of 630 000 oz is delivered, and 27% thereafter.

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Franco-Nevada eyes $1bn deals as base metals lag gold

Franco-Nevada will do at least $500-million in streaming and royalty deals in mining this year, and a lot more if base-metal producers proceed with several larger financing deals in the $500-million to $1-billion range. That’s the view of the Toronto-based company’s chairman, David Harquail. In an interview, he said there are “a number” of large base-metal companies considering selling big precious-metal streams on their assets. “They’re serious enough that they’ve gone through processes with investment... Читать дальше...

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Workers at Antofagasta's Zaldivar copper mine in Chile vote to strike

Workers at Antofagasta Minerals's Zaldivar copper mine in Chile have voted in favour of strike action after rejecting a pay offer, the mine's union said on Friday. The union said in a statement that 99% of its members had rejected a collective pay offer and a strike had been set for July 15, pending government mediation. The union said it "regretted" the need for a strike, when the Chilean economy is in the doldrums and mining is among its primary earners, but claimed Antofagasta Minerals was attempting... Читать дальше...

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Nornickel suffers another fuel leak

Russian mining group Nornickel has suffered a fuel pipeline leak in the Arctic, a month-and-a-half after the company reported a major spill near the city of Norilsk. Nornickel said on Sunday that about 44.5 t of aviation fuel was spilled during the depressurisation of a pipeline belonging to Norilstransgaz, near the Tukhard settlement. The spill did not pose a threat to the people living in the area, Nornickel stressed in a statement, and added that Norilsktransgaz had initiated an internal investigation on the incident.