Atlas Copco

Atlas Copco has cut more than 100 workers from its major plant in Sweden.

Queensland Museum paelaeontologists are heading out to a BHP coal mine to uncover fossils.

Concerned the downturn may stick around for a while, engineering company Atlas Copco will cut more jobs and implement a raft of cost saving measures.

As Rio Tinto moves its 100 millionth tonne via automated trucks, it is becoming clear that automation is here to stay.

Mining equipment manufacturer Atlas Copco is close to securing a 75 per cent stake in Shandong Rock Drilling tools as it expands further into the Asian market.

Australian Mining has put together a short round up of some of the best best pieces of heavy mining equipment launched at MINExpo, in Las Vegas.

Boutique drill producer XDR says Australia’s drilling industry is in decline and most companies are heading to Africa to start new exploration projects.

ABB and Atlas Copco have developed a mobile integration between ABB’s process control system 800xA and Atlas’ underground mining machines.