High-tech investors, materials manufacturers and end users of indium and gallium from Taiwan, Hong Kong, Japan and Korea have invested US$16 million in South American Silver (SAC-T, SOHAF-) in a private placement that has brought the…
Ivanhoe Australia’s (IVA-T, IVA-A) acquisition in September 2010 of the Osborne copper-gold processing complex in northwestern Queensland will help transform the company into a significant base metal producer and much of its mill feed is…
VANCOUVER — There was no end to the S&P TSX Venture Composite Index decline in the April 9-14 period, with the index dropping 21.11 points to 1,459.93 points. The continued decline of the index has left investors hesitant, with…
VANCOUVER — Endeavour Mining (EDV-T, EVR-A) has ambitions of being the next mid-tier gold outfit. With two West African mines already in steady-state production, a third moving towards feasibility, and an aggressive US$30 million…
Gran Colombia Gold (GCM-T) expects to nearly double production at its Segovia gold operation in Colombia to 130,000 oz. in 2012, targeting an annual output of 200,000 oz. by 2014.
The S&P/TSX Composite Index slid for the seventh week, ending April 9-13 down 63 points at 12,040.39 as investors assessed China’s growth data and Europe’s continuing debt crisis.
Just two weeks after the Aluminum Corporation of China announced that it intended to make a proportional takeover bid for up to 60% of SouthGobi Resources’ (SGQ-T) issued and outstanding shares, and Ivanhoe Mines (IVN-T, IVN-N, IVN-Q)…
U.S. stocks recorded their worst weekly loss since the middle of December with the Dow Jones Industrial Average plunging 210.55 points or 1.61% to finish the Apr. 9-13 trading week at 12,849.59 and the S&P 500 index retreating 27.82 points…
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First Majestic Silver (FR-T) believes Silvermex Resources ’ (SLX-T) key asset can take it to the next tier of silver producers.
The iron ore deposits on Eagle Island, Fish Island and Wolf Island at the southwestern end of Lake St. Joseph in northwestern Ontario were first detected at the turn of the century by employees of the Hudson’s Bay Company, long before…
There have been a couple of new precedents set in Canada’s evolving corporate social responsibility (CSR) landscape.
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