What's London got to do with mining?

Most of the world’s biggest mining companies, and many smaller mining companies, are listed on the London Stock Exchange, including its Alternative Investment Market (AIM). London is the world’s biggest centre for investment in the minerals industry: British high street and investment banks (like Barclays, HSBC, RBS, Citibank and Standard Chartered), pension funds, hedge funds and insurance companies invest hundreds of millions of pounds a year in scores of dubious mining projects across the globe, connecting working people’s earnings in Britain with the fate of mining-affected communities around the world. Read more on our Mining and London page .

Coal giant questioned over deaths, abuse, corruption at first AGM

Thursday, 14 June 2012.  Controversial mining giant Bumi plc holds its first Annual General Meeting in London amid growing concerns about corruption associated with mining companies listed on the London Stock Exchange. Press Release by DTE, London Mining Network and...

Scandal dogs ENRC as it prepares for AGM

London-listed Kazakh company ENRC holds its Annual General Meeting in London on Tuesday 12 June. It promsies to be an interesting event. Cracks open over ENRC’s Congo deals as chairman fails to endorse partner Mehmet Dalman avoids ‘leading question’...