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04.09.2020 (613 Clicks)

Medusa Mining: Management Changes

Medusa Mining Limited advises that Patrick Warr will assume the role of Chief Financial Officer (“CFO”) from 7 September 2020. Mr Warr will be replacing current CFO Peter Alphonso who will retain the role of Company Secretary.

04.09.2020 (880 Clicks)

Geobrugg launches Remote Monitoring Service

In September 2020 Geobrugg GUARD for remote monitoring of barriers enters the European market. Developed for the most adverse environmental conditions, GUARD monitors rockfall and debris flow barriers, avalanche barriers, or similar systems.

02.09.2020 (683 Clicks)

GHH sets new Standards with biodegradable Hydraulics

Environmental protection in rock logistics

First super-clean Stage V diesel, then electric drives and now flame-retardant and biodegradable hydraulic fluids: GHH, the manufacturer of civil engineering and mining machinery, is setting an impressive pace in protecting people and the environment.

01.09.2020 (740 Clicks)

Change of management at BAUER Resources GmbH – Tobias Bangerter to become Managing Director

Starting September 1st, Tobias Bangerter will join the Management Board for BAUER Resources GmbH as a new member, replacing Peter Hingott who has served as Chairman of the Management Board for the past four years alongside his role as member of the Management Board of BAUER AG. At the same time, Dr. Roman Breuer will take over as Chairman of the Management Board.

01.09.2020 (687 Clicks)

Queensland can count on Resources: QRC

The Queensland Resources Council (QRC) has launched an unprecedented four-week media campaign in the lead-up to the State Election to emphasise the economic and job creation importance of the mining and gas industry to the State’s COVID-19 recovery.

QRC Chief Executive Mr Ian Macfarlane said the campaign was in response to worsening economic conditions, with Queensland’s unemployment rate the nation’s highest at 8.8% and the resources industry’s potential to strengthen and speed up the State’s recovery.

“Resources offer incredible economic stability, jobs and growth and the Premier has acknowledged our sector is one of Queensland’s greatest strengths, yet we’ve had barriers put in place by Government to new investment and more jobs in the resources sector with little consultation or warning,” he said. “Frankly, the time it takes to get projects moving in Queensland these days and to get through all the red and green tape is ridiculous. “We can be stronger, and Queensland can be stronger, but we need a shared commitment and unwavering support from the Government.”

Mr Macfarlane said the resources industry wants Queenslanders to be fully aware in the lead-up to the October election that a strong mining and gas sector is essential to the State’s economic survival and recovery. “As a minimum, the resources industry is calling on the State Government to streamline the regulation process and keep royalty taxes stable for the next 10 years to attract large-scale global investment. “Business as usual post COVID is not going to cut it,” he said. “We want to work with the Government to put in place an industry development plan to make sure our resources sector can get Queenslanders back to work and our economy back on track.”

Mr Macfarlane said the industry had proven over decades to be an excellent return on investment for the Queensland Government, now contributing $74 billion each year to the State's economy and supporting 372,000 full-time jobs. “On top of that, resources delivers the Government more than $5 billion a year in royalty taxes, which go straight into the State Budget to pay for roads, hospitals, teachers and nurses. “We want people to keep this in mind when they vote for our next State Government on October 31,” Mr Macfarlane said.

QRC’s campaign uses the catchphrase “You can count on us to help Queensland recover” and was filmed in Clermont, Central Queensland, featuring local miners, workers and business owners.

Link to campaign website http://www.qrc.org.au/count-on-us

Source: QRC

                     

01.09.2020 (652 Clicks)

Outokumpu – Change in Outokumpu’s Leadership Team

Outokumpu – Change in Outokumpu’s Leadership Team

Reeta Kaukiainen, Executive Vice President, Communications, Marketing and Investor Relations has decided to pursue her career outside Outokumpu. She will continue in her current role until the end of September. With this change, Outokumpu’s communications, marketing and IR will continue as separate functions within the Outokumpu organization.

01.09.2020 (661 Clicks)

HYBRIT: SSAB, LKAB and Vattenfall to start up the world’s first pilot plant for fossil-free steel

Today, SSAB, LKAB and Vattenfall are taking a decisive step toward fossil-free steelmaking with the start-up of HYBRIT’s globally unique pilot plant for the production of fossil-free sponge iron. Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Löfven started up the plant together with Isabella Lövin, Minister for Environment and Climate and Deputy Prime Minister, Martin Lindqvist, President and CEO of SSAB, Jan Moström, President and CEO of LKAB and Magnus Hall, President and CEO of Vattenfall. SSAB, LKAB and Vattenfall aim to create a complete value chain for fossil-free steel.

01.09.2020 (819 Clicks)

FILO Mining (Lundin group) Board Changes

Filo Mining Corp. announced the appointment of Ms. Carmel Daniele to the Board of Directors of Filo Mining, in replacement of Mr. Paul McRae who has resigned.

27.08.2020 (738 Clicks)

Haver & Boecker Niagara Offers Variety of Fine Screen Media Options for Fast Delivery

Haver & Boecker Niagara offers a wide range of fine screen media options for a variety of applications including frac and silica sand, salt, perlite, potash, roofing granules and steelmaking coal. The portfolio features options for cut sizes as small as 120 mesh and for temperatures as high as 600 F (315 C). Haver & Boecker Niagara customers also benefit from fast delivery; most products are ready to ship in two to three days from the North American production facility.

27.08.2020 (664 Clicks)

Wacker Neuson: Efficient Material Transport for every Area of Application

- The new wheel loaders WL110 and WL34 from Wacker Neuson

Wacker Neuson offers the right wheel loader for any type of application, from the emission-free electric wheel loader in the 2-metric ton class to the all-rounder WL34 and up to the 10-metric ton class. The largest model WL110 and the wheel loader WL34 have been available since April.