Vancouver — Continental Gold (CNL-T) bounced back 7% or 53¢ during the March 8 trading session, closing at $7.95 per share after releasing high-grade assays on 13 drill holes collared on its 100%-owned Buritica gold-silver-zinc…
Vancouver — One week after the successful re-negotiation of a purchase agreement on the San Jorge copper-gold porphyry project in Argentina’s Mendoza province, Coro Mining (COP-T) will take another shot at getting the government…
News of Molycorp’s (MCP-N) proposed acquisition of Neo Material Technologies (NEM-T) in a cash and stock deal worth $1.3 billion sent the shares of both companies soaring.
Duran Ventures (DRV-V) has a maiden resource estimate in for its Aguila project in Peru.
Atacama Pacific Gold (AMT-V) continues to report positive results from its third phase drill program at its Cerro Maricunga gold project, 140 km northeast of Copiapo, Chile.
Vancouver— Indonesia’s new indigenization legislation aimed at foreign mining companies opens another chapter in a resource-nationalization saga amongst developing countries.
Vancouver — Numerous explorers have launched substantial financings just as the networking-heavy Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada convention wraps up in Toronto.
Having already established himself as a leading geological expert in the world of academia, David Groves has shifted his focus to the real world of mining.
Wood Mackenzie is forecasting global demand growth for copper this year of 3.6%, a copper deficit of about 100,000 tonnes and LME cash prices averaging US$8,700 per tonne or US$3.95 per lb., down from an average of US$8,800 per tonne or US$4.00…
David Wahl, former president and chief executive of Ethiopian Potash (FED-V), in an early March interview said he aimed to keep the drills turning, construction going, and results flowing from the Danakil potash project in northern Ethiopia,…
Vancouver – Struggling miner Great Basin Gold (GBG-T) got a much needed share price boost after releasing production and exploration updates on its two operating gold mines.
In the last fifteen years Mexico’s economy has turned around in what the country’s former foreign minister, Jorge Castaneda Gutman, believes have been the best years for Mexico at least since the 1960s.
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