Central America attracting bigger fish
Encouraging exploration results from Central America, particularly Nicaragua, have attracted at least one big player to a region largely ignored by gold producers in the recent past.
Rio Narcea Gold Mines Ltd
Rio Narcea pins down Salave resource (November 22, 2004)
About halfway through a 15,000-metre program of infill drilling,
Second batch of Nalunaq ore processed
The second batch of 40,300 tonnes of wet ore (39,500 dry tonnes) from
Gold producers cash up (October 18, 2004)
Large bought-deal financings have cashed up two junior gold producers,
Gold producers cash up (October 05, 2004)
Large bought-deal financings have cashed up two junior gold producers, Rio Narcea Gold Mines (RNG-T) and High River…
Rio Narcea in Spanish transition
Traditionally a gold miner,
Resource sector leads the charge
The Toronto Stock Exchange’s energy index powered the way, gaining 4.7% to reach 186.01 points by the end of the Sept. 15-21 report period, as oil prices rose to month-long highs on supply concerns south of the border. The golds chipped in with a…
Defiance says adios Honduras
Proposed changes in Honduran mining regulations have prompted
Insider Trading (August 23, 2004)
The following insider trading transactions were reported in the July OSC Bulletin, published by the Ontario Securities Commission:…
Rio Narcea eyes Tasiast
With an increasingly hostile 4-way merger battle raging elsewhere,
Golds lose steam during holiday week
The report period June 29-July 6 saw reduced activity caused by Canada Day and, south of the border, Independence Day. Gold closed down $9.75 to finish at US$394.50 per oz. in the afternoon of July 6 in London. The gold index was down by 0.04 poin…
Rio Narcea sizes up Salave project
Tapia de Casariego, Spain — The Salave project, near the northern coast in Spain’s Asturias province, is western Europe’s largest undeveloped gold project, and