Glamis pins hopes on El Sauzal
Vancouver —
Francisco Gold Corp
Glamis Gold poised for a turnaround
Vancouver — Despite lower earnings in the second quarter,
Glamis moves El Sauzal forward
Last year’s merger with Francisco Gold delivered two major gold projects that will play a key role in the future of Glamis Gold (GLG-T) as it turns its attention to a new generation of low-cost mines …
Diamonds among best bets for ’03
The Northern Miner asked several followers of the junior mining sector for their recommendations and predictions for 2003. Last week we heard from John Kaiser and Donald Poirier. This week, James Must…
2002 marked by further consolidation
It did not feel as momentous as 2000 or 2001, when we saw the creation of several global mining giants, but 2002 was full of smaller-sized mergers, particularly in the precious metals sector.Among the…
Glamis doubles Marlin resource
Halfway through a US$3-million drilling campaign, Glamis Gold (GLG-T) has more than doubled the resource of the Marlin gold-silver project in western Guatemala, expanding it to 3.3 million oz. gold-eq…
Venture exchange bucks downward trend
Vancouver — Despite the major bourses being spooked by profit warnings, Canada’s junior exchange managed to scrape together a few points to buck the trend over the week ended Sept. 17. The TSX Ventur…
San Martin guides Glamis to profitablity
Led by a strong operational performance at its wholly owned San Martin mine in Honduras, Glamis Gold (GLG-T) turned in some solid numbers for the second quarter of 2002.Gold production from its three …
Golds still have legs: Allan
In a series of reports released in June, Research Capital mining analyst Barry Allan takes a look at the gold sector and concludes it still has room to move higher.First, he examines the relationship …
El Sauzal proves bankable
Vancouver — With the US$121-million takeover of Francisco Gold (FGX-V) under way, Reno-based Glamis Gold (GLG-T) is wasting no time advancing the El Sauzal property in Mexico.In mid-June, Francisco s…
Placer targets takeover of Aussie miner
Vancouver — Falling metal prices over the past few years may have initiated consolidation in the mining industry, but as the price of bullion rises to levels not seen since 1999, the wave of mergers …
It’s the real thing, says Ing
The bear market of the past six years has been a lonely time for gold bugs, so it has to be gratifying for John Ing, one of gold’s steadfast defenders, to see signs that the market is turning.In a May…