Paul Van Lieshout Hunt

3 days ago | bloomberg.com | Paul Van Lieshout Hunt

(Bloomberg) -- Major miner South32 Ltd. has appointed Matthew Daley to succeed long-serving Chief Executive Officer Graham Kerr from next year. Daley is currently Anglo American Plc’s London-based Technical and Operations Director and will relocate to Australia to take up the role as deputy CEO from February. He will then replace Kerr when he stands down later in 2026.

1 week ago | batimes.com.ar | Paul Van Lieshout Hunt |James Grainger

BHP Group’s joint-venture partner Lundin Mining Corp declared that the companies’ Filo del Sol project in South America to be the largest discovery of copper in three decades, based on new drilling and analysis. The undeveloped mine contains at least 13 million tons of the metal, as well as significant amounts of gold and silver, Lundin said in a statement on Sunday. Drilling is ongoing, and the deposit’s estimated size is increasing, it said.

1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Paul Van Lieshout Hunt

Lundin Mining Corp., socio de la empresa conjunta con BHP Group., informó que el proyecto Filo del Sol en Sudamérica es el mayor hallazgo de cobre en tres décadas, según nuevas perforaciones y análisis. La mina sin explotar contiene al menos 13 millones de toneladas del metal, así como cantidades significativas de oro y plata, señaló Lundin en un comunicado emitido el domingo. Las perforaciones continúan y el tamaño estimado del yacimiento está aumentando, indicó.

1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Paul Van Lieshout Hunt

(Bloomberg) -- BHP Group.’s joint-venture partner Lundin Mining Corp. declared that the companies’ Filo del Sol project in South America to be the largest discovery of copper in three decades, based on new drilling and analysis. The undeveloped mine contains at least 13 million tons of the metal, as well as significant amounts of gold and silver, Lundin said in a statement on Sunday. Drilling is ongoing, and the deposit’s estimated size is increasing, it said.

1 week ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Thomas Biesheuvel |Paul Van Lieshout Hunt

Rio Tinto Group survived an attempt by an activist investor to force it to review its dual listing structure, with not enough shareholders backing the proposal. Rio had urged shareholders to reject the proposal, which ultimately aimed for the company to hold its primary listing in Australia. Still, almost 20% voted in favor of the resolution by Palliser Capital UK Ltd., and the world’s No. 2 mining company said it will continue to engage with shareholders on the subject.