BHP has backflipped on its decision to not list its newly demerged assets in London, after a shareholder backlash.
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Government predicts pain to continue for iron ore and coal
Oversupply and slowing demand: that’s the story the Australian government says will keep prices of some of the nation’s most valuable exports down for the next few years.
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If it looks like a mining subsidy and acts like a mining subsidy…[opinion]
The Australia Institute responds mineral and resources councils slamming its subsidy figures following the release of a review into TAI's subsidy report.
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SAI Global sees acquisition interest for its subsidiaries
SAI Global has received proposals to acquire one or more of its underlying businesses, as it pulls the plug on a takeover.
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Left-wing ‘think tank’ short changes resources sector [opinion]
The QRC's Michael Roche has wrote a piece slamming the Australia Institute in the wake of a report finding TAI's mining numbers didn't add up.
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Danfoss looks to acquire Vacon
Danfoss has offered $1.5 billion to acquire Vacon in an effort to boost its electronics division.
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The future of uranium mining: A bull market ahead [infographic]
Uranium is not just taking off in Australia, but making headway internationally.
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The end of Australian thermal coal? Not likely [opinion]
As China brings in tighter coal import regulations many have predicted the end of coal mining in Australia, but this simply isn't the case.
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NSW Minerals Council slams Australia Institute over job figures
The NSW Minerals Council has slammed The Australia Institute over incorrect figures relating to NSW mining projects.
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AngloGold backflips on demerger
AngloGold Ashanti has announced its decision to not split the company, only a week after announcing plans to spin out its non-African assets.
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Mining lobby groups slam Australia Institute report as ‘sham’
The Queensland Resources Council and the NSW Minerals Council have slammed an anti-mining report by The Australia Institute, calling it a sham.
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Macmahon secures massive new funding facility
Macmahon has secured a new three year funding facility, upsizing it after the initial facility was oversubscribed.
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AngloGold Ashanti spins out non-African assets
AngloGold Ashanti is walking the footsteps of BHP, with the company spinning out all of its non-South African assets into a new company.
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Coal will be continue to be king in world energy production: Rio Tinto
Rio Tinto’s energy boss said coal will remain the number one energy source for decades to come but said it needed to be cleaned up to help fight climate change.
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Mining Equipment Maintenance celebrates a year back in business
Central Queensland’s Mining Equipment Maintenance has celebrated its first year after founder Paul Waardyk returned to ownership of the business.
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Joy Global records another slump in profit
Joy Global has posted another disappointing quarterly result, with profit falling year on year, but is seeing a rise in bookings.
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Exploration in Australia continues to slide
Resource exploration spending has dropped to seven-year lows with concerns cost-cutting measures may delay Australia’s next generation of mines.
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New MCA paper investigates reversing Australian mining’s competitive slide
A new Minerals Council of Australia paper has been released, focusing on reversing the current slide in international competitiveness.
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Coffey International to carry out unsecured bond offering
Coffey International will carry out an unsecured bond offering to raise $40 million.
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Whitehaven CEO speaks against trend for fossil fuel divestment,
The growing trend for shifting investment away from fossil fuels and towards renewables has coal bosses nervous.
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