Gecamines aims to produce 30 metric tons of germanium a year at a plant which is nearing completion in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the state-owned copper and cobalt producer said on Thursday.

Gecamines, the Democratic Republic of Congo’s state-owned mining company, didn’t tell the Mines Ministry of a possible sale of its stake in Kamoto Copper Co. to billionaire Dan Gertler ...

Gecamines, the Democratic Republic of Congo’s state-owned miner, warned that any decision by Lundin Mining Corp. to withdraw from the Tenke Fungurume copper mine could scupper Freeport McMoRan ...

Ivanhoe Mines' President, Marna Cloete commented: "The off-take and financing milestones are critical deliverables that allow us to return Kipushi to production by the third quarter of next year.

Congo's state-owned miner, Gecamines, has submitted a bid for the cobalt and copper assets of DRC cobalt miner Chemaf Resources (CRL), reported Bloomberg News. This move comes after the DRC ...

Kipushi 2022 feasibility study highlights outstanding economic results from planned rebirth of the historic Kipushi Mine, with two-year development timeline. After-tax NPV 8% of US $941 million ...

Le président Félix Tshisekedi a sommé la Gécamines de revenir sur sa décision de mettre fin à son partenariat avec le ...

Employees at Democratic Republic of Congo's state mining firm Gecamines have gone on strike in Kolwezi in the copper-rich southeastern Katanga province to protest over unpaid wages. Kolwezi is one ...

JOHANNESBURG/LONDON, Feb 20 (Reuters) - The Democratic Republic of Congo's state miner is broadening a push to extract more from its copper and cobalt joint ventures, seeking to negotiate for ...

La gestion désastreuse et opaque de la Gécamines, la compagnie d'État minière de RDC, visée par un rapport parlementaire accablant pour sa direction. Ce document remis le 9 juin dernier au président d ...

Congo state-owned mining company Gécamines has shelved a plan to sell its stake in the Glencore PLC—controlled Komoto Copper Co., according to Gecamines Chairman Albert Yuma.

Gecamines also scored an $800 million settlement to end a dispute over mineral royalties and $1.2 billion in dividends over the life of the Tenke mine.