Katanga and Nikanor to form African copper powerhouse
Katanga Mining (KAT-T) and Nikanor (NKR-L) plan to create Africas biggest copper producer and the worlds biggest …
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Silver Wheaton grabs interest in Mines Management (November 05, 2007)
Vancouver – Silver Wheaton (SLW-T, SLW-N) is dipping into the silver deposit basket again, this time pulling out an…
Entre Gold lines up $30-million financing
Vancouver – Mongolian-focused explorer Entre Gold (ETG-T, EGI-X) is looking to sell at least $30-million worth of …
Earnings: Canaccord, Coeur d’Alene, Noranda, Northgate, Quadra, Quest, SNC-Lavalin
Earnings Summary from CNW Group. All figures in thousands except per-share figures,…
Aurora drilling adding to resources (November 05, 2007)
Drilling by Guyana Goldfields (GUY-T) and Aranka Gold (ARK-V) at the Aurora gold project in north-central Guyana ha…
Norsemont likes scoping of Constancia
The scoping study for Norsemont Minings (NOM-T) Constancia copper project in southern Peru is in, and the results …
Oro Gold expects next Taunus resource by March
Oro Gold Resources (ORG-V) says that drill results from its Taunus resource expansion program in Sinaloa, Mexico, a…
Suppliers News (November 05, 2007)
Caterpillar, Rio cut multi-year supply agreement
LME Warehouse Levels (November 05, 2007)
Metal stocks (in tonnes) held in London Metal Exchange warehouses at opening, Oct. 29, 2007 (change from Oct. 22 in brackets):
Colt picks up where the Romans left off
SITE VISIT Penedono, Portugal — On a windswept granite hillside dotted with scrub bushes near this historic town, you can still see marks left by the picks and chisels of…
Correction (November 05, 2007)
Canadian Royalties holds a 2% net smelter return royalty in its Expo-Ungava property, which is part of its Nunavik Nickel project. An article in our Oct. 29-Nov 4/07 issue incorrectly stated that Unga…
Centerra agreement on hold
An investment agreement reached between Centerra Gold (CG-T, CAGDF-O) and the Kyrgyz government is on hold as the body needed to stamp its approval is no more.