When pressed about some of the many challenges he faced developing the Malartic gold deposit in Quebec into a commercial mine during one of the toughest economic times this century, Sean Roosen admits sleep deprivation was one of them.
Pretium Resources (PVG-T) has completed a preliminary economic assessment of its Brucejack gold-silver project in northern British Columbia, a little more than six months after acquiring the project and listing on the Toronto Stock…
Newly listed International Lithium (ILC-V) spent two years cherry-picking projects, securing a strategic partner and fulfilling requirements for a plan of arrangement. Now, the company is ready to get the drills turning on its lithium and rare…
The following is an edited excerpt from The World Gold Council’s summary of its report, Gold Demand Trends Q1 2011. The full report can be found at www.gold.org.
Toronto Stock Exchange
Tuesday, June 7, 2011
Capstone Mining (CS-T) has bulked up measured and indicated resources by 219 million lbs. at its wholly owned Minto copper-gold mine in the Yukon. The miner also combined two deposits at the project, which were once thought separate, into what…
As a subscriber I take issue with one item on the Kaminak Gold story (TNM, May 2-8, 2011) with no claimant for the article, the excellent photo and damn poor manners from there.
Metal stocks (in tonnes) held in London Metal Exchange warehouses at opening, June 6, 2011 (change from May 31 in brackets):
It was one of those weeks when miners check the political sections of their newspapers and websites before the business news.
Alamos Gold – Jon Morda retired as CFO; James Porter appointed CFO; Greg Fisher appointed VP of finance.
When the world asks mining companies to jump, they say how high. Thanks to ever-growing emerging market demand and steadily rising commodity prices, the financial prowess of the world’s largest mining companies seems to know no bounds.
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