Articles for tag: granted, Magnesium, mining, rights, Romania, Verde

April 22, 2024

Ron Finklestien

mining

Verde Magnesium granted mining rights in Romania

The mine could be the first new European magnesium metal project in decades and produce as much as 90,000 tonnes of magnesium a year, accounting for around 50% of the European Union’s demand. The main use for the metal is in aluminum alloying, as the addition of magnesium produces high-strength, corrosion-resistant alloys. They are commonly used in the making of beverage cans and as structural components of automobiles and machinery. Verde, which aims to become the EU’s first dedicated primary metallic magnesium producer, also plans to build processing facilities that would use renewable power to recycle aluminum. Over 90% of

April 19, 2024

Ron Finklestien

mining

Hypervine launches unlimited space surveys for mining

Hypervine Revolutionizes Mining with Unlimited Satellite Surveys Redefining Mining Surveys Hypervine has pioneered a groundbreaking approach in the mining industry by offering unlimited satellite surveys for a fixed monthly fee, a departure from the conventional practice of selling single reports. This innovative service goes beyond mere cost efficiency, promising a wealth of comprehensive, precise, and timely global data. The offering includes detailed mineral mapping and monitoring of both open pit and select underground activities. Key Advantages of Hypervine’s Service The unlimited satellite survey service by Hypervine boasts several key features that set it apart: Cost-effective Insights: Subscribers can significantly cut

April 19, 2024

Ron Finklestien

mining

The Mining Industry: New Faces and Board Updates at Condor, Alamos Gold, Atacama, Japan Gold, Vizsla Silver, Pasofino Gold, and 1911 Gold

A Fresh Start at Condor Resources: Welcoming Chris Buncic as the new CEO and president marks a significant chapter in the company’s journey towards growth and innovation. Japan Gold’s Strategic Move: With the appointment of Alexia Helgason as VP of corporate communications, the company reinforces its commitment to effective communication strategies and stakeholder engagement. Mayfair Gold’s Technical Expertise: Richard Klue’s new role as VP of technical services underscores the company’s focus on enhancing operational efficiency and technical excellence. Stelmine Canada’s Leadership Transition: Christian de Saint-Rome’s interim appointment as president and CEO sets the stage for strategic decision-making and organizational development.

March 29, 2024

Ron Finklestien

mining

Shifting Sands: A Look Into the Recent Board Appointments in the Mining Industry

Montage Gold recently welcomed Constant Tia as their new Chief Financial Officer, adding a fresh perspective to their leadership team. The Winds of Change: Adventus Mining made a strategic move by appointing Maryse Belanger as a non-executive board member and chair, signaling a shift in their governance structure. Aranjin Resources saw a change in their board with the addition of David Wheeler following the departure of Peter Trow, reflecting a transition in leadership. Don Lindsay, the former CEO of Teck Resources, brings a wealth of experience to the board of BHP, illustrating a fusion of industry knowledge and institutional wisdom.

March 27, 2024

Ron Finklestien

mining

The Evolution of Frothers: Syensqo Introduces Transfoamer, a Game-Changer in the Mining Industry

A New Era of Frother Technology Syensqo has disrupted the mining industry by unveiling its latest innovation – the Transfoamer product line. This revolutionary frother technology stands out as the first “switchable” frothers, setting a new benchmark in mineral processing. Addressing Industry Challenges Traditional mining operations often grapple with the dilemma of using a combination of strong and weak frothers. While this approach maintains a consistent froth level, it hampers the frother’s efficiency at its peak. Syensqo identified this limitation and developed a unique single-frother solution in the form of Transfoamer. The Science Behind Transfoamer Transfoamer frothers exhibit a remarkable

March 26, 2024

Ron Finklestien

mining

Embracing Excellence: The Canadian Mining Hall of Fame Invites Nominations

An Industry in Evolution In a world characterized by the ever-accelerating energy transition, the Canadian mining sector stands as a beacon of resilience and adaptability. Acknowledging the pivotal role of the industry in driving the supply of essential minerals and metals for the future, Janice Zinck, the Chair of the Canadian Mining Hall, recently highlighted the sector’s transformative moment. A Legacy of Visionary Leadership In a tribute to the sector’s rich heritage of groundbreaking achievements, the Canadian Mining Hall of Fame extols the visionary leadership that has sculpted the industry into the powerful force it is today. A nod to

March 22, 2024

Ron Finklestien

mining

Dynamic Changes in Mining Leadership Positions Mining Movers and Shakers: A Look at Recent Executive Appointments

New Leaders, New Strategies Atlas Lithium embraced Brian Talbot as COO and a board member, enhancing its strategic prowess. Meanwhile, Calibre Mining elevated Jason Cyr to VP operations and Andre Morneau to process manager at the Valentine gold mine, fortifying its operational backbone with top-tier talent. Canter Resources adopted Ainesh Mohan as CFO and Jan Urata as corporate secretary, a testament to their financial acuity in guiding the company towards success. Montage Gold welcomed Silvia Bottero as the new EVP of exploration, injecting fresh perspective into their mining explorations. Premier American Uranium entrusted Colin Healey with the role of CEO,

March 19, 2024

Ron Finklestien

mining

Nutrien’s $11 Million Investment in Saskatchewan School of Mining

Nutrien’s Generous Contribution In a groundbreaking move set to redefine the educational landscape in Saskatchewan, Nutrien has announced a remarkable $11 million donation to the Saskatchewan Polytechnic (Sask Polytech) School of Mining. This significant contribution is not just about erecting a new campus space; it represents the construction of a launchpad for the leaders of tomorrow. Dr. Larry Rosia, CEO of Sask Polytech, aptly described the impact of this generous gesture as pivotal. Building Future Leaders The connection between Nutrien and Sask Polytech has been a stalwart partnership that has endured and flourished over four decades. This alliance has become

March 19, 2024

Ron Finklestien

mining

Tragedy Strikes as K92 Faces Mandated Halt in Mining Operations

Investigations and Mandate Following a sorrowful incident that resulted in the loss of a worker’s life, both K92 and Papua New Guinea authorities have jointly determined the event as non-industrial in nature. On March 13, the officials of Papua New Guinea enforced a temporary suspension of underground activities at the Kainantu mine. This intervention aimed to ensure the completion of an independent safety audit and the installment of a collision avoidance system. Prior to the enforced halting, the Canadian mining company had already initiated efforts to comply with the required safety protocols, underscoring their commitment to the well-being of their

March 18, 2024

Ron Finklestien

mining

UN Considers Action Against Greenpeace in Deep-Sea Mining Dispute UN Considers Action Against Greenpeace in Deep-Sea Mining Dispute

The Escalating Conflict In a clash that pits environmental concerns against industrial interests, a deep-sea mining operation has found itself in a tempest with Greenpeace, the well-known environmental organization. The vessel employed by the mining company’s subsidiary, Nauru Ocean Resources (NORI), was subjected to disruptions from Greenpeace activities, ultimately leading to a legal mandate for the activists to vacate the vessel. The Legal Battle Unfolds A Dutch court, adjudicating on the matter, sided with the mining company and ordered Greenpeace to cease its activities aboard the research vessel. The Metals Company, involved in deep-sea mining, contends that the research expedition