MELBOURNE (Reuters) -BHP Group has opted to sell its interest in the $942 million Kabanga nickel project in Tanzania to its ...

BHP has sold its 17% interest in the $2.5B Kabanga nickel project in Tanzania to its partner Lifezone Metals for as much as ...

BHP's decision to exit the Kabanga project follows the suspension of its own nickel operations in Australia. The miner said last week it is assessing whether it will sell those operations, which ...

Lifezone Metals has finalised a definitive agreement with BHP Billiton (UK) DDS to acquire its 17% equity interest in Kabanga Nickel Limited (KNL), which has majority ownership of the Kabanga nickel ...

After a series of acquisitions, the mining giant is now caught between sliding earnings and rising spending on growth ...

The all-in sustaining costs rose to $3.36 per lb. of nickel contained in concentrate, net of copper and cobalt byproduct ...

BHP sells its 17% stake in Kabanga to Lifezone Metals for up to $83 million. Nickel prices have plunged from $48,000 in 2022 to about $15,000 per tonne today. BHP remains active in Africa, investing ...

Founder and Chair, Keith Liddell, and Chief Executive Officer, Chris Showalter, today announced that Lifezone has completed a definitive agreement with BHP Billiton (UK) DDS Limited (BHP) to acquire ...

BHP last year also invested $40 million in Kabanga Nickel, which is developing a nickel mine in Tanzania, and is helping Rio to develop the massive Resolution Copper mining project in Arizona.

Lifezone Metals recently announced the completion of BHP's additional $50 million investment in Kabanga Nickel, with which Lifezone Metals will continue to progress work on the resource definition ...

Lifezone Metals will invest $942M in Tanzania’s Kabanga nickel project over 18 years. • Project targets $14.1B revenue with a 4.5-year payback despite weak nickel prices. • Tanzania holds 16% stake, ...

Test results have indicated that the nickel concentrate from Lifezone Metals’ Kabanga nickel project is amenable to processing using the company’s proprietary hydrometallurgical technology.