2011





[Update] The Red Back team returns

The former Red Back Mining team led by Richard Clark is back to advance Atacama Minerals (aam-v) using the same strategy they used to build the West African gold producer before selling it to Kinross Gold (k-t, kgc-n) for US$7.1…


A conveyor moves ore at Malaga's Pasto Bueno tungsten mine in Peru. Photo by Grard Tournebize

Malaga makes headway in Peru

Before Montreal-based Malaga  (MLG-T) took over the Pasto Bueno mine in 2005, private owners in Peru had turned out nearly 6 million tonnes of tungsten ore – or 42,000 tonnes of tungsten concentrate – from just five veins they had…


Patagonia Gold digs into southern Argentina

Goldcorp’s (G-T, GG-N) $3.6-billion acquisition last year of Andean Resources and its Cerro Negro deposit in Argentina’s Santa Cruz province may have showcased it as an up-and-coming gold-producing region, but Patagonia Gold (PGD-L) had been…


The exploration camp and copper deposit at Candente Copper's Canariaco Norte project in northern Peru. Photo by Candente Copper

Candente Copper a likely takeover target?

Candente Copper’s (DNT-T) sizeable Canariaco Norte copper-gold deposit in northern Peru has been receiving a lot of buzz lately, with a few analysts tipping the project  as a likely takeover target.


Looking northeast at a drill site on Panoro Minerals' Cotabambas copper-gold-porphyry project, 50 km southwest of Cusco, Peru.Photo by Panoro Minerals

Panoro’s big dreams for Cotabambas

In the northern reaches of south-central Peru’s Andahuaylas-Yauri belt, 50 km southwest of Cusco, three drill rigs are turning at Panoro Minerals’ (PMI-V) Cotabambas copper-gold porphyry project, where the company hopes to delineate the belt’s…


Ed Flood hunting porphyry in Argentina

Being part of the team that unearthed one of the world’s great copper-gold deposits in Oyu Tolgoi hasn’t left Ed Flood to rest on his laurels. 



Xstrata Coal buys Cline’s Lossan deposit

Xstrata’s (XTA-L) subsidiary Xstrata Coal has struck a deal to buy Cline Mining’s (CMK-T) wholly owned Lossan coal deposit in B.C.’s Peace River coalfield for $40 million in cash.


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