And then there were ten . . . again
Consolidating the gold industry, no matter how hard some companies may try, still isn’t coming easily: witness the defeat of the friendly deal that would have created Gold Fields International.
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Spot Prices Tuesday, December 7, 2004 Courtesy of Scotiabank
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Messina cuts high-grade massive sulphides at Boomerang
Vancouver – Drilling by Messina Minerals (MMI-V) tied into massive sulphides on the Boomerang prospect at its South…
More high grade silver at Navidad
Vancouver – Trenching has yielded high silver grades for the new Loma De La Plata zone on IMA Resources’ (IMR-V) wh…
Placer Chairman lobbies for new Chinese mining act
Speaking at the Canada China Business Council in Toronto, Placer Dome (PDG-T) Chairman Robert Franklin used his tim…
OntZinc prices equity offering
The equity offering to finance OntZinc’s (OTZ-V) purchase of Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting will raise up to $143.8…
Sierra eyes producer status
Sierra Minerals (SIM-V) has agreed to a reverse-takeover deal with privately owned Australian company Minera Secote…
Stratagold’s Dublin Gulch resource confirmed
Vancouver An independent review has confirmed the gold resource in the Eagle zone on StrataGold’s (SGV-V) Dublin…
Western Canadian Coal commences Dillon production
Vancouver – Production has commenced at Western Canadian Coal’s (WTN-V) Dillon mine, located on its Burnt River pro…
Claude seeing double at Seabee (December 09, 2004)
Eyeing some newfound gold, Claude Resources (CRJ-T) plans to double the capacity of its Seabee mill, 125 km northea…
Bendigo expansion OK’d
Australia’s Federal Government has approved Bendigo Mining’s plan to expand its Carshalton mine, which will anchor…
Battle for control of Arizona Star heats up
Vancouver – A disgruntled Arizona Star (AZS-T) shareholder is trying to wrestle control of the junior company away…