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voda 16 november 2018 15:40

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Rio Tinto joins race for Teck's copper project stake

Reuters reported that Rio Tinto is among parties making a final offer for a minority stake in Teck Resources Ltd's Quebrada Blanca copper mine expansion in northern Chile, a development worth USD 4.8 billion, two sources close to the matter said. The world's second largest mining company is eager to boost its copper assets, with the metal viewed in the industry as having one of strongest outlooks. Existing reserves are dwindling and increased electrification means demand is likely to be strong. Rio Tinto declined to comment and Teck Resources did not respond to a request for comment.

The sources said that final offers are also expected from Japanese trading houses Mitsubishi Corp and Sumitomo Corp, which are scouting for mining assets to buy with growing profit, driven by higher commodities prices.

Mitsubishi, which recently agreed to raise its stake in the Quellaveco copper project in Peru it shares with Anglo American Plc, and Sumitomo were not immediately available to comment.

One of the sources said that China's state-owned Aluminum Corp of China (Chinalco) and Canadian base metals miner Lundin Mining Corp are also likely to put in offers, while the interest from Canada'sFreeport waned.

Source : Reuters

voda 20 november 2018 21:00

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BHP blames driver error, brake problem for runaway train wreck - Report

Reuters citing, BHP as saying that driver error caused an iron-ore train to run away without its driver and a brake problem caused the company to intentionally derail the train in order to stop it, according to a preliminary investigation. Its initial findings of the Nov. 5 incident showed the nearly 3-km (1.9 miles) long train came to a halt after a braking system control cable became disconnected. After the driver got off the train to carry out an inspection, it began to move “becoming what is termed a ‘rollaway’ train’”.

The train, which was on BHP’s private Mount Newman railway line in the Pilbara in the northwest of the state of Western Australia, rode on without a driver for 92 km at around 100 km per hour before being derailed by the company’s remote operations center in Perth.

BHP’s Western Australia Iron Ore President Edgar Basto said in a statement “Our initial findings show that the emergency air brake for the entire train was not engaged as required by the relevant operating procedure.”

Source : Reuters

voda 22 november 2018 16:13

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Brazil's Vale ordered to pay USD 26.8 million to indigenous tribes

Mining Journal reported that Vale has been ordered by a Brazilian court to keep operations at its Onça Puma nickel mine suspended, as well as pay at least USD 26.8 million to two indigenous tribes over health and environmental damages. The miner previously suspended operations at Onça Puma in mid-September after receiving a judicial order and stands accused of contaminating the nearby Catete river, resulting in public health-related issues.

Brazil's prosecutor-general said Friday the mining giant would not be able to restart mining until it met certain environmental requirements.

Vale was also ordered to lay out a plan to mitigate river contamination and related health issues, as well as pay compensation to indigenous people belonging to the Xikrin and Kayapo tribes, according to local magazine Forum.

As well as the $26.8 million in damages, the court has also ordered Vale to pay a minimum wage to each affected indigenous person. A Vale spokesperson told Mining Journal the decision did not bring anyuthing new to a case that was still ongoing.

They said that "Vale will appeal the ruling. Also, there are studies showing that operations were not harming the environment or indigenous peoples. The site has all the necessary environmental licenses."

Source : Mining Journal

voda 22 november 2018 16:14

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Names change to BHP Group

Following shareholder approval, BHP Billiton Limited and BHP Billiton Plc have changed their names to BHP Group Limited and BHP Group Plc, respectively, effective 19 November 2018. BHP Group Plc’s ticker on each of the LSE and JSE will change to “BHP” on 23 November 2018.

In connection with the name change, on 23 November 2018, BHP Group Plc’s ISIN will change to GB00BH0P3Z91 and SEDOL will change to BH0P3Z9.

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 26 november 2018 21:14

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BHP to fight USD 8.9 billion lawsuit over Brazil dam disaster

Sydney Morning Herald quoted Mining giant BHP as saying that it will fight an unprecedented English lawsuit filed by hundreds of thousands of Brazilians for multi-billion pound damages over Brazil's worst environmental disaster. SPG Law, a British offshoot of a US litigator, represents 240,000 individuals in Brazil, 24 municipal governments, a Roman Catholic Archdiocese and members of the Krenak indigenous community, and has filed three legal claims for unlimited damages over the failure of the Fundao dam in 2015. The 2015 disaster killed 19 people and spilled about 40 million cubic metres of sludge over Brazilian communities. It looks set to be the largest group action heard in England, with Telegraph reporting earlier this month it could be as high as GBP 5 billion.

London and Australian-listed BHP, the world's largest mining company by market value, said it had received correspondence from the law firm but also noted it had so far committed USD 780 million to the Renova Foundation, an entity created by the miner and its partners to manage reparations and repairs.

A spokesman said that "BHP will defend the action and remains committed to supporting the remediation and compensation efforts of the Renova Foundation."

The collapse of the Fundao tailings dam, which stored mining waste and is owned by the Samarco joint venture between BHP and Brazilian iron ore mining giant Vale, killed 19 and spilled about 40 million cubic metres of sludge over communities, the Rio Doce and Atlantic Ocean 650 kilometres away.

Brazil charged 22 people in 2016 with offences, including murder, over the dam's collapse. The miners this year settled a 20 billion reais (about $7.5 billion) civil claim with local authorities to establish a clean-up fund. Other public cases, such as a USD 40 billion civil reparation case, are suspended.

BHP, which has separately settled a US investor class action and continues to battle Australian shareholder lawsuits, has rejected all charges against the company, current and former staff.

Source : Sydney Morning Herald

voda 28 november 2018 21:20

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BHP copper exploration program update in South Australia

BHP confirmed identification of a potential new iron oxide, copper, gold (IOCG) mineralised system, located 65 kilometres to the south east of BHP’s operations at Olympic Dam in South Australia. As part of BHP’s ongoing copper exploration program, four diamond drill holes, totalling 5346 metres, intersected copper, gold, uranium and silver mineralisation of IOCG style on BHP’s exploration licence 5941. Laboratory assay results show downhole mineralisation intercepts ranging from 0.5 per cent to six per cent copper with associated gold, uranium and silver metals. This exploration project is at an early stage and there is currently insufficient geological information to assess the size, quality and continuity of the mineralised intersections. BHP is evaluating and interpreting the results reported and planning a further drilling program, to commence in early 2019.

BHP’s copper exploration program has targeted the Stuart Shelf in South Australia as part of a focused global program which includes Ecuador, Canada, Peru, Chile and the south west of the United States.

Copper and oil are the main focus of BHP’s exploration programs in order to replenish our resource base and enhance our portfolio.

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 28 november 2018 21:22

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Rio Tinto agrees stake sale in Rössing Uranium Limited for USD 106.5 million

Rio Tinto has entered into a binding agreement with China National Uranium Corporation Limited ("CNUC") for the sale of its entire 68.62 per cent stake in Rössing Uranium Limited ("Rössing"), owners of the Rössing mine in Namibia, for up to USD 106.5 million. The total consideration comprises an initial cash payment of $6.5 million, payable at completion, and a contingent payment of up to $100 million following completion. The contingent payment is linked to uranium spot prices and Rössing's net income during the next seven calendar years. In addition, Rio Tinto will receive a cash payment if CNUC sells the Zelda 20 Mineral Deposit during a restricted period following completion. The total consideration is subject to a maximum cap of USD 106.5 million.

The transaction represents the culmination of an extensive assessment of strategic options considered by Rio Tinto in relation to Rössing.

Rio Tinto chief executive J-S Jacques said "The sale of our interest in Rössing once again demonstrates our commitment to strengthening our portfolio and focussing on our core assets, which deliver sector leading returns in the short, medium and long term. Rio Tinto has a long history in Namibia and I would like to thank the many people across Rio Tinto and the communities in which we operate who have contributed to the success of Rössing. I wish them continued success under new ownership. Rio Tinto will work closely with CNUC to ensure a smooth transition and ongoing sustainable operation at Rössing."

The transaction is subject to certain conditions precedent, including merger approval from the Namibian Competition Commission. Subject to these conditions being met, the transaction is expected to complete in the first half of 2019.

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 30 november 2018 16:21

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BHP awards USD 250 million South Flank contract to Thyssenkrupp

Australian Mining reported that Thyssenkrupp Industrial Solutions has won a contract to deliver the largest rail mounted stackers and reclaimers in the world to BHP’s USD 4.6 billion South Flank project in the Pilbara, Western Australia. The USD 250 million contract will see Thyssenkrupp design, supply, construct and commission the large-scale stockyard machines at South Flank, which is being developed by BHP’s Western Australian Iron Ore (WAIO) business to produce first ore in 2021. Thyssenkrupp will supply two stackers that deposit iron ore into stockyards for loading, and a reclaimer for loading the ore into trains for transport to Port Hedland. The machines will have a capacity of 20,000 tonnes per hour, which, according to Thyssenkrupp, makes them the world’s largest rail mounted stackers and reclaimers.

Mr Torsten Gerlach, Thyssenkrupp chief executive officer, mining technologies, said the engineering company would combine its longstanding global expertise in the mining business with local experience on the BHP contract.

Mr Gerlach said that “South Flank will be one the largest iron ore operations worldwide. Our strong partnership with BHP extends globally, but significantly within the Pilbara region where we have provided material handling solutions for decades.”

Source : Australian Mining

voda 30 november 2018 16:29

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Rio Tinto approves USD 2.6 billion investment in Koodaideri iron ore mine, Western Australia

Rio Tinto is to develop its most technologically advanced mine following the full approval of a AUD 3.5 billion investment in the Koodaideri iron ore mine in Western Australia. Koodaideri will deliver a new production hub for Rio Tinto’s world-class iron ore business in the Pilbara, incorporating a processing plant and infrastructure including a 166-kilometre rail line connecting the mine to the existing network. Construction will start next year with first production expected in late 2021. Once complete, the mine will have an annual capacity of 43 million tonnes, underpinning production of the Pilbara Blend, Rio Tinto’s flagship iron ore product. Koodaideri Phase 1 will help sustain Rio Tinto’s existing production capacity by replacing depletion elsewhere in the system. The project will increase the higher-value lump component of the Pilbara Blend, subject to market conditions, from the current average of about 35 per cent to around 38 per cent. It is expected to deliver an internal rate of return of 20 per cent2 and capital intensity of around $60 per tonne of annual capacity, highly competitive for a new mine considering the additional infrastructure of rail spur, airport, camp and road access required.

The operation has been designed to utilise an increased level of automation and digitisation, helping to deliver a safer and more productive mine which is expected to be Rio Tinto’s lowest cost contributor to its industry benchmark Pilbara Blend product. Through the use of digital assets, advanced data analytics and automation, Rio Tinto expects to significantly enhance the operation and maintenance of this new mine.

Mr J-S Jacques, Rio Tinto chief executive, said that “Koodaideri is a game-changer for Rio Tinto. It will be the most technologically advanced mine we have ever built and sets a new benchmark for the industry in terms of the adoption of automation and the use of data to enhance safety and productivity. As we pursue our value over volume approach, targeted high quality investments such as Koodaideri will ensure we continue to deliver value for our shareholders and Australians. This further investment in our iron ore business is also a multi-billion dollar vote of confidence in Western Australia. The project will also deliver significant opportunities for local companies and we expect more than AUD 3 billion will be spent with Australian-based businesses, with opportunities for about A$2.5 billion of spending for Western Australian-based businesses during its development.”

The investment is underpinned by an ore body3 of high-quality Brockman ore more than 20 kilometres long and three kilometres wide. In addition to mine infrastructure, an airport, mine support facilities and accommodation for employees will be built. Throughout the construction period Rio Tinto expects to employ over 2,000 people with 600 permanent roles created once the mine is operational.

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 4 december 2018 17:11

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First shipment leaves Rio Tinto’s Amrun bauxite mine in Australia

Rio Tinto's Amrun project in Queensland, Australia, has achieved a significant milestone, successfully making the first shipment of bauxite, six weeks ahead of schedule. The USD 1.9 billion (AUD 2.6 billion) investment in Amrun will replace production from the depleting East Weipa mine and increase annual bauxite exports by around 10 million tonnes. Amrun is expected to reach a full production rate of 22.8 million tonnes a year during 2019.

Rio Tinto Aluminium chief executive Alf Barrios said that "Bringing Amrun online further strengthens our position as a leading supplier in the seaborne market. We have the largest bauxite resources in the industry and are geographically well positioned to supply China’s significant future import needs, as well as supporting our refinery and smelting operations in Australia and New Zealand. The Amrun mine will ensure generational jobs for Queenslanders and build significantly on our 55-year history on the Western Cape."

At a ceremony on the Western Cape York Peninsula in far north Queensland, more than 80,000 tonnes of bauxite was loaded on to the RTM Weipa bound for Rio Tinto's Yarwun alumina refinery in Gladstone.

Rio Tinto Growth & Innovation group executive Stephen McIntosh said that "We are proud to have delivered the project safely, ahead of time and within budget thanks to innovation in the design and fabrication of key infrastructure purpose-built for construction at Amrun's remote location. We thank our community and Traditional Owner partners for their continued support and congratulate the Amrun Project and Weipa Operations teams on this great achievement."

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 4 december 2018 17:14

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Glencore investor update

Glencore narrowed the 2018 operating earnings forecast range for its trading division, and pointed to weakness in its alumina and cobalt businesses. It said full-year marketing adjusted earnings before interest and tax would be between USD 2.6 billion and USD 2.8 billion at the unit, compared with its previous forecast of within the top half of a USD 2.2-3.2 billion range.

In production, copper output in 2019 is projected to reach 1.540 million tonnes from an expected 1.465 million this year. Cobalt output next year is expected to total 57,000 tonnes from a target of 39,000 tonnes in 2018.

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 4 december 2018 17:14

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Glencore announces management changes

Glencore announced the following management changes. Peter Freyberg appointed as Head of Industrial Mining Assets – a newly created position with oversight and responsibility for all of Glencore’s Industrial Mining Assets. Gary Nagle appointed as Head of Coal Assets. Japie Fullard appointed Head of Ferroalloys Assets. Jason Kluk and Ruan Van Schalkwyk appointed as Joint Heads of Ferroalloys Marketing. Nico Paraskevas appointed Head of Copper Marketing.

Telis Mistakidis to retire as Head of Copper Marketing at the end of the year

Stuart Cutler to retire as Head of Ferroalloys Marketing at the end of the year

Chief Executive Officer Ivan Glasenberg told investors he would stay in his position for three to five more years. The executive, who turns 62 in January, said he hoped to find a successor by the time he reached 65.

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 7 december 2018 19:28

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Rio Tinto restarts NZ aluminium smelter operation

Rio Tinto has reopened Potline 4 at New Zealand’s Aluminium Smelter (NZAS) at Tiwai Point on the South Island. The mining major believes there are significant enhancements in the competitiveness of the smelter. The restart is initiated by a strong market for NZAS’ product and a partnership with Meridian Energy to provide additional clean hydro energy until 2022. Rio Tinto, with Sumitomo Chemical Company, invested USD 4.1 million this year to restart and upgrade the potline to 31,000 tonnes of additional production capacity.

Rio Tinto Aluminium chief operating officer for Pacific Operations Kellie Parker said “Expanding the production capacity at NZAS will allow us to meet the demand from customers for the value added products made here. Restarting this potline will increase the smelter’s production capacity by around 10 per cent and, with increased orders for other products, has created 45 jobs.”

NZAS produced nearly 34,000 tonnes of aluminium in 2017. But the potline was shut down in 2012 due to historically low aluminium prices and higher energy cost across the industry.

NZAS is a joint venture between partners Rio and Sumitomo, with a split interest of 79.36 per cent and 20.64 per cent respectively.

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 11 december 2018 20:58

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Rio Tion confirm Pindari to build Koodaideri iron ore mine construction camp

Rio Tinto confirmed Perth-based Pindan will build a 780-room construction camp at its new Koodaideri iron ore mine in Western Australia as part of a AUD 45 million contract award. The miner approved a USD 2.6 billion investment in Koodaideri last month, saying it would become its most technologically advanced mine. The award to the Australia-based construction company was acknowledged in Iron Ore Chief Executive Chris Salisbury’s presentation at the WA Mining Club.

However, Koodaideri will deliver a new production hub for Rio’s iron ore business in the Pilbara, incorporating a processing plant and infrastructure including a 166 km rail line connecting the mine to the existing network.

Construction on Koodaideri Phase 1 will start next year with first production expected in late 2021. Once complete, the mine will have an annual capacity of 43 Mt, underpinning production of the company’s flagship iron ore product, Pilbara Blend.

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 12 december 2018 19:53

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BHP takes another hurdle in race to nickel supremacy

Investing News reported that mining giant BHP has taken another step towards its goal of being a major player in the battery metals space, with the company reportedly given the green light to go ahead with developing a mine at its Venus nickel deposit in Western Australia. The Venus deposit is one of multiple targets identified by BHP in August as having the potential to feed into its battery metals ambitions. As reported by Reuters, the diversified miner is getting ready to begin producing nickel sulfate in 2019. The Venus deposit is located near its Leinster nickel operations in the northern Goldfields region, where BHP has been carrying out improvements over 2017 and 2018 to allow the restart of operations that had been shuttered since 2013.

The company said that the Western Australian government’s blessing to go ahead with the mine meant it had all the necessary approvals, and it would now being working on access routes to the site for full-scale operations.

A company spokesperson said that “Continued drilling over the coming months will better define the resource. We expect first stoping production early next year.”

As reported in the company’s annual 2018 report, BHP has been carrying out definitional drilling and development works over the 2017-18 financial year.

Source : Investing News

voda 16 december 2018 15:14

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BHP approves West Barracouta project

BHP announced approval to develop the western dome of the Barracouta (West Barracouta) gas field in Bass Strait, Victoria Australia. The investment of approximately AUD 200 million (BHP share) is in line with the company’s commitment to meeting Eastern Australian gas demand and maximising resource value. The project will see the development of one of the largest remaining sweet gas reservoirs in Bass Strait, through a two well brownfield tieback into existing Gippsland Basin Joint Venture infrastructure.

Mr Graham Salmond, General Manager BHP Petroleum Australia highlighted the ongoing significance of the Bass Strait to the Australian domestic market and the BHP portfolio. “The West Barracouta project is an important investment, underpinned by strong economics and rates of return, that will unlock a high quality, new gas resource and help offset Bass Strait production decline at a vital time for the east coast market. The Gippsland Basin Joint Venture has played a central role in reliably meeting the needs of the Eastern Australia domestic gas market for 50 years. We are also assessing other potential development opportunities in the Bass Strait to bring new supply to the domestic market.”

The West Barracouta development is expected to achieve first gas from 2021 and demonstrates the Gippsland Basin Joint Venture’s commitment to maintain Bass Strait as a substantial contributor in meeting future domestic gas demand.

Mr Salmond said that “BHP is actively engaging with a diverse range of customers for future Bass Strait gas supply.”

BHP and Esso Australia Resources Pty Ltd (operator) each have a 50 per cent interest in the Gippsland Basin Joint Venture.

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 16 december 2018 15:15

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Metalicity firms up copper targets near Rio Tinto’s rumoured discovery and Greatland Gold’s find

Small Caps reported that Metalicity has firmed up high priority copper targets across its exploration licences in the Pilbara’s Paterson Province, close to Rio Tinto’s rumoured copper discovery and Greatland Gold’s actual “world-class” find. According to Metalicity, the targets were identified after a first pass review across it Mandora and Desert Queen projects, which are along strike and associated with the same structures believed to host Rio’s unconfirmed find. The projects cover 2,166 square kilometres in exploration licence applications within the Paterson Province and are also close to Antipa Resources Paterson and North Telfer projects, where active exploration is underway. Four primary targets have been identified and total 908sq km across both projects.

Mr Matt Gauci, Metalicity managing director said that “The target areas defined are extensive, defined from geophysical and geological modelling utilising structural controls of known copper mineralisation in the Paterson including those activities undertaken by Rio Tinto, and where the company’s tenements are well-located to the north and south.”

Mr Gauci said that the company anticipated it would be granted the exploration licences in 2019, with exploration to including field work and remote sensing surveys.

Pilbara’s Paterson Province
As the copper frenzy heats up, the Paterson Province is being looked over with fresh eyes. For the past 12 months, Rio has increased its presence in the region as well as Andrew Forrest’s Fortescue Metals Group (ASX: FMG), with both companies pegging up as much ground as possible.

Rumours have continued to gain traction regarding Rio stumbling across a major discovery in the area. However, the major is yet to confirm or deny the rumours.

Despite the lack of confirmation, many explorers have moved into the region including Metalicity with its new exploration licences.

Rumours were also fuelled when late last month, Greatland reported it has unearthed a “world-class” 275m thick intersection at its Havieron project in the province.

The 275m intersection comprised an upper zone of 118m grading 3.08 grams per tonne gold and 0.84% copper from 459m. It also contained a lower zone of 157m at 6.04g/t gold and 0.44% copper from 660m.

Within both zones, several high-grade intervals were noted grading up to 211.3g/t gold and 8.45% copper.

According to Greatland, the discoveries have been partly a result of modern drilling equipment which enable deeper anomalies to be more easily tested.

Copper market
With Rio and other mining giant BHP (ASX: BHP) both reporting they were actively prioritising copper exploration in the coming months, investor interest in the commodity is undergoing a revival.

The copper market is staring down a future of a dry project pipeline and rising consumption.

Although, the copper price is down from US$3.3 per pound in June to its current price of USUSD 2.80/lb, analysts argue this is largely a result of trade tensions between the US and China.

Source : Small Caps

voda 16 december 2018 15:17

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BHP's sale its Cerro Colorado copper mine in Chile

BHP said that the sale of its Cerro Colorado copper mine in Chile has been called off after would-be buyer EMR Capital Advisors failed to meet a financing deadline for the USD 320M deal announced in June. BHP had sought a sale of its smallest copper mine in Chile as part of a push to focus on major operations; Cerro Colorado produced 77,256 metric tons YTD through June, just one sixteenth the output from BHP’s Escondida mine, also in northern Chile.

Cerro Colorado has options that potentially could expand its lifespan for decades, but its environmental license runs out in 2023 and after that new terms would need to be negotiated for water use.

Source : Strategic Research Institute

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voda 16 december 2018 15:51

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Rio Tinto bauxite shipment from Amrun arrives in Gladstone

Rio Tinto’s first shipment of bauxite from the Amrun bauxite project in Queensland has arrived at the Port of Gladstone. The 80,000 tonne shipment was loaded onto the vessel RTM Weipa for departure from the Western Cape York Peninsula in far north Queensland on December 3. The departure was achieved six weeks ahead of schedule, marking a milestone for the company. The bauxite will be transported to Rio Tinto’s Yarwun alumina refinery for processing before eventual export to China.

The USD 1.9 billion (AUD 2.6 billion) Amrun mine has been earmarked as a replacement for the depleting East Weipa mine. Amrun will ramp up to 22.8 million tonnes a year in 2019, increasing Rio’s annual bauxite exports by up to 10 million tonnes. Construction of the project involved over 1200 people at its peak.

Rio Tinto is the largest producer of bauxite in the world, producing 50.8 million tonnes in 2017.

Source : Australian Mining

voda 17 december 2018 19:41

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Rio Tinto completes sale of Dunkerque aluminium smelter

Rio Tinto has completed the sale of its aluminium smelter at Dunkerque, France, to Liberty House for USD 500 million. Liberty House, which is part of the GFG Alliance (Gupta Family Group), has committed to continuing operations at the smelter and has announced plans for the development of additional activity around the site.

As previously announced, the proceeds will be returned to shareholders, with the precise timing and form to be announced with Rio Tinto’s 2018 full year results.

Rio Tinto estimates that there will be no material tax payable on this transaction.

Source : Strategic Research Institute

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