After a decade-long bull market “the gold mining industry has done little to bring on new supply,” Standard Chartered concludes in a new report, arguing that the gold market is likely to be in deficit until at least 2015.
Romarco Minerals (R-T) is continuing to see high-grade results from its Haile gold property in South Carolina as part of its ongoing drill program.
It’s been a slow ride for Wallbridge Mining (WM-T), but one that has been picking up. With one spin out, another in the making and a project near production, the explorer is ready to change gears.
Only a year after Joe Conway took the helm at Primero Mining (P-T), the former Iamgold (IMG-T, IAG-N) president and CEO is set for another big change.
A spectacular intersect of 1,335 grams gold per tonne and 76.7 grams silver in 2 metres, just 42 metres below the surface, sent shares of Rainy River Resources (RR-V) up 29¢, or 3%, to $10.05 per share.
Bruised by the fallout of the Sino-Forest (TRE-T) debacle, Silvercorp Metals (SVM-T) has regained lost ground after several resource updates, and a proposed share buyback.
Mega Precious Metals (MGP-V) has released another round of gold hits from its North Madsen project, as it works to establish an open-pittable resource near Red Lake, Ont.
Vancouver – Galway Resources (GWY-V) has hit what it describes as the best gold intersect to date at its California project in Colombia.
AngloGold Ashanti (AU-N) clearly likes the discounted price on uranium plays and its confidence in one producer is reverberating through the market. The gold producing senior miner is taking a significant position in Toronto-based First Uranium…
Vancouver – New Zealand is hardly a major destination for gold exploration, but the low-profile presents possible opportunities for smaller and determined players.
Turning around a penniless junior mineral explorer looking to develop a gold project in the Central African Republic, of all places, is not a job most people would relish. Taking the job without a salary in order to save the company money -…
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