Goodyear to sell off-the-road tire unit to Yokohama

U.S.-based Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. has signed a definitive agreement to sell its off-the-road (OTR) tire business to the Yokohama Rubber Co. for $905 million in cash. The transaction follows a previously announced strategic review of the OTR tire business in connection with the Goodyear Forward transformation plan. “The sale of the OTR business marks an important milestone as…

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Mintak retiring, Park taking over at Standard Lithium

September 1 will be a day of transition for the executive cabinet at Canadian miner Standard Lithium: it is the effective date of the retirement of CEO Robert Mintak and the start date for his replacement, David Park. In a transition that it said aligns with the company’s growth strategy and next steps in value creation, Standard confirmed Mintak will…

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Gold Fields buys Osisko Mining

South African-based Gold Fields has agreed to acquire Canadian miner Osisko Mining for C$2.16 billion ($1.57 billion), reported Reuters. The cash deal will help Gold Fields expand its presence in the Americas region, where it already has mines in Chile and Peru. Gold Fields said Osisko’s projects in Quebec would also help it “firmly solidify” its footprint in one of…

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Vale selects Pimenta as CEO

Vale recently announced Gustavo Pimenta as the company’s next CEO. The executive was unanimously elected by the board of directors, after a rigorous selection process supported by an international headhunting company, in compliance with Vale’s bylaws, corporate policies, the board’s internal regulations and applicable legislation.  Pimenta is an executive with global experience in the financial, energy and mining sectors, and…

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Clarke steps down at American Lithium

American Lithium has announced the resignation of Simon Clarke as chief executive officer and director of the company, effective September 1. Alex Tsakumis, who has served on the board of directors since 2022, will assume the role of Interim CEO. The miner said Clarke was stepping down to pursue other interests but will continue to assist the company in an…

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Equinox Gold celebrates Greenstone opening

Equinox Gold held an official opening of its Greenstone gold mine in Geraldton, Ontario, Canada, on August 29, which included remarks from the mine’s Indigenous Partners, government dignitaries and Equinox Gold’s leadership team. “Today is a pivotal milestone for Equinox Gold. After almost three years of construction and commissioning the Greenstone mine is now a reality and will be a…

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Endeavour processing restarts at Guanacevi

Endeavour Silver has resumed processing at the Guanacevi mine in Mexico following a primary ball mill trunnion failure on August 12. The company said temporary modifications have allowed the regrind mill to function as the primary ball mill, currently milling at 400 tonnes per day, with potential for 500 t/d, about half of its planned production capacity of 1,200 t/d.…

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Victoria Gold’s Eagle mine enters government receivership

Victoria Gold has received an application for receivership from the Yukon government for its Eagle gold mine following a heap leach failure at the site on June 24. The application, which was delivered via court petition, will be appealed, the Whitehorse-headquartered company said. The Yukon government is seeking appointment of a receiver over the property and the company as well…

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Saskatchewan receives millions for rare earth research

Canadian officials announced more than C$16 million to support the Saskatchewan Research Council (SRC). The funding will be used to expand the Rare Earth Processing Facility to process a wider range of rare earth minerals and to create a new database.  “Investing in regional strengths like mining, exploration, and mineral processing helps us build a solid path to a strong…

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