Output shrinks down under
Vancouver — The world’s third-largest gold-producing nation continued to see output fall from the record levels of…
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Randgold shows profits (August 07, 2001)
Continued production success at the Morila mine in Mali turned a US$4.7-million second-quarter profit for Randgold…
Trading Summary (August 07, 2001)
Gains in the utilities and pipelines subindexes led the Toronto Stock Exchange higher on Tuesday. After opening mor…
Aurizon restructuring, sale lead to loss
The second quarter was not kind to gold producer Aurizon Mines (ARZ-T), which took a $1.4 million net loss (4 per…
Trading Summary (August 06, 2001)
Markets were closed in Canada for the Civic Holiday, but the international metal markets were open. London gold clo…
Wayside drilling at Wells Trend
International Wayside Gold Mines (IWA-V) has resumed active exploration at its Cariboo gold properties in north-cen…
Randgold shows profits (August 06, 2001)
Continued production success at the Morila mine in Mali turned a US$4.7-million second-quarter profit for Randgold…
Drilling boosts Tambor
Bulk-tonnage potential is indicated by results from the first four reverse-circulation (RC) holes drilled on one of three targets to be tested at the Tambor gold property in central Guatemala.While dr…
Magnola running at limited capacity
Ongoing technical problems at Noranda’s (NRD-T) new Magnola plant in Quebec’s Eastern Twps. are starting to make the project look like the Murrin Murrin of magnesium.The innovative plant is the first …
Leaden copper prices sink Phelps Dodge
Denver — Lower copper prices and a production shortfall hampered the second-quarter performance of Phelps Dodge (PD-N), resulting in a loss of US$103 million before restructuring charges and non-recu…
News – 06-AUG-01
United they stand . . .
The United Nations and the radical chic who crowd its once-hallowed halls are experiencing the best and worst of times. U.N. policies are being embraced by most developed nations, and supporters are e…