Shares in London-listed mining firms tumble amid production shortfalls April 21, 2022 Spiralling costs, supply chain woes, and rampant inflation have piled on the misery for London-listed mining firms.
BHP: Mining giant slashes production guidance for copper and nickel April 21, 2022 Australian metals firm BHP has announced it is reducing total copper and nickel production for the full year yet is on track with previous iron ore estimates. In a nine month trading update on the London Stock Exchange, BHP said its production guidance for the 2022 financial year remained unchanged for iron ore, metallurgical coal [...]
Soter Analytics secures $12m to tackle workplace injuries with tech April 19, 2022 Soter Analytics, which seeks to prevent injuries from poor posture in the workplace, has snagged $12m (£9.2m) of new capital in its series A funding round. The firm aims to tackle work-related musculoskeletal disorders (MSD) with technology, as the issue impacts three out of every five workers, according to Europe’s work safety watchdog. The wearable technology tracks [...]
RioTinto leaves lobby group amid environmental concerns April 14, 2022 Rio Tinto has left its state mining lobby group, after raising concerns that its coal expansion policy on did not align with the Paris agreement.
LGIM calls for more mining sector funding to meet net zero goals April 5, 2022 Funding for the mining industry will have to be ramped up to ensure the successful decarbonisation of global economies, warned LGIM.
Mining giant BHP to face £5bn lawsuit over Brazilian dam collapse disaster April 1, 2022 Mining giant BHP is set to face a £5bn lawsuit in London’s Court of Appeal next week, over the collapse of a Brazilian dam in 2015 which led to one of the country’s worst ever environmental disasters. The claim, brought forward by more than 200,000 Brazilians, follows the catastrophic collapse of the Fundão tailings dam [...]
Dividends to soar to $1.52tn in 2022 after post pandemic rebound March 1, 2022 Global dividends will surge to record levels in 2022 after payouts rebounded from a pandemic slump last year, a leading asset management firm has predicted.
Miner BHP hits near record iron ore production despite ‘Covid related labour constraints’ February 15, 2022 Mining giant BHP has achieved near record production in iron ore, despite being impacted by poor weather and labour restrictions on operations. In half-year results ended 31 December 2021, the metals and petroleum firm reported it remained “fatality free” at its operated assets for the third consecutive year. It has also reported rebounding profits from [...]
Rio Tinto: Workplace review reveals bullying, sexual harassment and racism February 1, 2022 Anglo-Australian miner Rio Tinto has published a damning external review of its workplace culture suggesting widespread issues at the company.
FTSE 100 loses one of its biggest components as mining giant BHP bows out January 31, 2022 The FTSE 100 lost one of its biggest components on Monday as miner BHP was removed from the index, after deciding to unify its dual-listed structure into one entity in Sydney. The business’s size was only eclipsed by AstraZeneca and Shell among its peers in London. Its primary listing moved to Australia, ending a decades-long [...]