AT MINERAL PROCESSING Worldwide

AT MINERAL PROCESSING Worldwide is the counterpart to AT MINERAL PROCESSING Europe and is an English-only edition distributed exclusively outside Europe.

Focusing on the various process stages of mineral processing, such as crushing and agglomerating, screening and classifying, material transport and storage, the journal highlights both technical and economic aspects.

The target audience of AT MINERAL PROCESSING Worldwide are decision makers in mining and extraction industries (ores, potash and salt, fertilizers), non-metallic mineral extraction and processing, sand and gravel plants, other processing industries (cement, lime and gypsum) and construction waste recycling plants.

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Issue 11/2025 Pacesetter in the construction materials cycle

Crushing and mixing at the Southern motorway A2

From April 2025 to October 2026, the company STRABAG AG will be refurbishing an 11 km section of the Southern motorway A2 south of Vienna with three lanes in both directions in two stages. The project...

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Issue 09/2025 Decarbonisation in surface mining

Komatsu commissions first diesel trolley power agnostic truck

Komatsu, in collaboration with Boliden, announced the commissioning and start of field trials for the first diesel trolley truck in its new power agnostic series. The Komatsu Power Agnostic 930E truck...

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Issue 10/2025

Order for filtered tailings system

An Indian miner and steelmaker has yet again selected FLS to deliver core mining technologies to what is set to become one of the world’s largest, most efficient and sustainable iron ore beneficiation...

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Issue 11/2025

Metso opens new Separation laboratory in Finland

Metso has opened a new, state-of-the-art Separation laboratory and pilot area at its Research Center in Pori/Finland, bringing expanded research and development services for its customers. “Our new...

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Issue 09/2025

TAKRAF Group awarded a major contract

In a key project award, TAKRAF Group is supplying seven DELKOR High-Density Thickeners and shear thinning technology for a new copper tailings facility for the National Copper Corporation of Chile –...

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