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November 29, 2023
A top official of Canadian miner First Quantum Minerals told a Scotiabank conference on Wednesday it is too early and likely too challenging to consider bringing a new partner into its flagship Panama...
November 29, 2023
The Panama Supreme Court declared the contract of Canadian miner First Quantum Copper Mine Cobre Panama illegal on Tuesday, announcing the mine's closure, BBC reports.
November 29, 2023
Panamaโs government said it will shut a $10 billion copper mine owned by First Quantum Minerals Ltd., damping hopes that the company might reach a new deal to keep operating after a supreme court ruling against it.
November 29, 2023
For more than a month, a group of 16 fishing boats has been blocking a key port in Panama, choking off coal and essential supplies destined for First Quantum Minerals giant copper mine there, eventually forcing it to halt operations at the Canadian companys biggest revenue source.
November 29, 2023
In a historic ruling, Panamaโs Supreme Court declared that legislation granting a mining concession to a subsidiary of Canadian mining company First Quantum Mineral was unconstitutional
November 29, 2023
: NOVR OTCQB: NOVRF Nova Royalty Corp. is pleased to announce that the Supreme Court of has granted the final order in connection with the previously announced statutory plan of arrangement under section 288 of the Business Corporations Act ,... - Veroeffentlicht am 29.11.2023
November 29, 2023
Mining Engineering Online
November 29, 2023
For more than a month, a group of 16 fishing boats has been blocking a key port in Panama, choking off coal and essential supplies destined for First Quantum Minerals giant copper mine there, eventually forcing it to halt operations at the Canadian companys biggest revenue source.
November 29, 2023
As First Quantum Minerals copper mine faces a shutdown in Panama, some analysts warn that such events may occur more often. Read on.