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Producer and Dealer Prices (September 09, 2002)

Antimony: Recent trades US$1,900-2,150/t.Bismuth: Mid-mkt US$2.90/lb.Cadmium: Mid-mkt US$0.30/lb.Chromium: Mid-mkt ores US$65.00/t.Cobalt: Recent trades US$6.50-7.30/lb.Copper: Comex Dec US$0.6835/lb….



Alcan receives award

Alcan has won an award from the United Nations and the International Chamber of Commerce for excellence in sustainable development.The award was presented to the aluminum company’s International Micro…


PEOPLE (September 09, 2002)

BHP Billiton — David Munro appointed vp.Dofasco — Walter Bilenki appointed vp, finance; Joe Neri appointed president, powerlasers and Howard Woods appointed general manager, Dofasco USA.Mineral I…


Net-based software helps users make decisions

Perth, Australia-based Intierra has developed software that monitors the global resource industry.Subscribers will receive, via the Internet and in map form, information on Australian geoscience and f…


Cambior readies Rosebel as Omai declines

With mining at the Omai open-pit gold mine in Guyana slated to finish by the end of 2005, Cambior (CBJ-T) is preparing for construction at the Rosebel open-pit gold project in neighbouring Suriname.To…


Placer cuts hedge book, extends Aurion offer

A day after deciding to reduce its hedge book, Placer Dome (PDG-T) extended its takeover offer for AurionGold, an Australian producer that is itself heavily hedged.By year-end, Placer expects to have …


Nelson sells Tajik assets

Having decided to focus on its oil and gas interests, Nelson Resources (NLG-T) is selling its 44% stake in the Jilau gold mine in Tajikistan.The buyer is London-listed Avocet Mining, which will give N…


Ontario geologists catch last bus

Additional registration applications in August have brought to 679 the number of Ontario geoscientists registered or applying for membership in the Association of Professional Geoscientists of Ontario…


More Aussies trim hedge books

The J.P. Morgan June Quarter 2002 Review, released in late August, reports that hedging by Australian-based gold companies dropped 1.75 million oz. to 22.6 million oz. as of June 2002. The decline of …


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