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Antimony: Mid-mkt US$12,250.00/t
Antimony: Mid-mkt US$12,250.00/t
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Detour Gold (DGC-T) is raising $240 million in equity to finish building its Detour Lake mine near Cochrane, Ont., in hopes of becoming “Canada’s largest gold mining operation,” states the company’s president and CEO, Gerald Panneton, in a…
With the Association for Mineral Exploration British Columbia celebrating its 100th anniversary at this year’s Mineral Exploration Roundup in Vancouver, it was only fitting that most of the projects highlighted in the Tuesday sessions had long…
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With Kinross Gold’s (K-T, KGC-N) Tasiast gold project generating some negative headlines lately – to say nothing of the negative momentum of its share price – investors may be thinking that the shine is off Tasiast and gold mining in general…
Having just completed a merger with Adamus Resources in December, Australia-based Endeavour Mining (EDV-T, EVR-A) now has two producing mines in West Africa and several advanced projects in the pipeline.
There are few countries in the world without active mineral exploration, but before Brilliant Resources (BLT-V) showed up, Equatorial Guinea was one of them.
They say for every mine put into production, a thousand other geological prospects are tested and found lacking. Notwithstanding the small probability of achieving just one success over a life-long career in mining, a small group of promoters…
Burkina Faso has recently seen more gold mining due to its relatively stable government, favourable geology, modern mining code and attractive fiscal regime.
Montreal-based Semafo’s (SMF-T) three operating mines in West Africa are expected to produce between 235,000 oz. gold and 260,000 oz. gold on a consolidated basis in 2012 at an estimated operating cash cost of US$700 to US$750 per oz.,…
Australia-based PMI Gold (PMV-V) has outlined a 205,000-oz.-gold-per-year operation in a prefeasibility study on its Obotan gold project in Ghana.
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