Ramu Nickel was ordered shut "for not adhering to remedial measures issued six weeks ago," Jerry Garry, managing director of Papua New Guinea's Mineral Resources Authority, told Reuters.

A pandemic suspension at Metallurgical Corp of China's Ramu nickel-cobalt project in Papua New Guinea will trim output, but the company will fulfil its contract obligations, an official said on ...

and is planning a $2.4-billion bauxite mine - even bigger than the Ramu mine in Papua New Guinea. PNG is a typical outpost of the new Chinese empire in that it is neglected by the traditional ...

Papua New Guinea has closed Metallurgical Corporation of China's Ramu nickel operations in the country for spilling slurry into a bay in August and "for not adhering to remedial measures".

Papua New Guinea’s public debt has increased significantly in recent years, leading to a high risk of debt distress and exposing significant gaps in the existing fiscal setting. This paper proposes to ...

PORT MORESBY: Papua New Guinea said Thursday it had ordered the ... The Mineral Resources Authority said it had ordered owners of the Ramu Nickel refinery to “shut down its processing ...

a subsidiary of state-owned China Metallurgical Group Corp. Phone calls to Ramu's office in the Papua New Guinea city of Madang and to the parent company's Beijing headquarters weren't answered.

An agricultural pilot was killed when his plane crashed in Papua New Guinea. The incident happened while the single-engine aircraft was crop-dusting over a sugarcane plantation in Ramu on ...

The workers had been due to fly from the northern city of Tianjin to the Ramu NiCo plant in northern Papua New Guinea run by state-run Metallurgical Corporation of China Ltd (MCC). The Australian ...

MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Papua New Guinea has temporarily closed a nickel ... Minister for Mining Johnson Tuke said the plant closed on Wednesday, Ramu NiCo, had breached PNG's environment safety ...

Ramu Nickel was ordered shut “for not adhering to remedial measures issued six weeks ago,” Jerry Garry, managing director of Papua New Guinea’s Mineral Resources Authority, told Reuters.