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Placer Dome unveils value-creation strategy

Low prices have forced most gold companies to focus on their bottom line rather than on top-line growth, and Placer Dome (PDG-T) is no exception. Although this strategy produced record revenue of US$1…


Noranda dragged down by Falco

Noranda (NOR-T) saw its earnings chopped 65% in the first quarter, largely as a result of labour problems in Sudbury, Ont., and slumping metal prices.The major posted a profit of $24 million (8 per s…


Environmental imperialism

United Nations agencies, non-government organizations (NGOS) and environmental non-government organizations (ENGOs) can’t be faulted for wanting to preserve rapidly disappearing wilderness. After all,…



Inco to replace Port Colborne soil

Following administrative action by the Ontario Ministry of the Environment (MOE), Inco (N-T) has launched a program to replace nickel-contaminated soils on residential properties near its old refinery…



PEOPLE (May 07, 2001)

Canspar — Stuart Lee appointed interim CEO.Niko Resources — William Hornaday appointed VP of operations.




Franco has banner year

For a company whose principal assets are unhedged gold royalties, Franco Nevada Mining (FN-T) had an unusually good year ended March 31.The Toronto-based royalty company turned a $113.4-million profit…


Majors option Tucum target

Majors Teck (TEK-T) and Inco (N-T) will jointly explore the Tucum iron-oxide copper-gold project in north-central Brazil.The pair can earn an initial combined 51% interest in the property from Brasilc…


MK Gold enters permitting stage at Las Cruces

With grades averaging 5.94% copper, there isn’t much doubt about the economics of Las Cruces, a copper project being developed by MK Gold (MKAU-O) in Spain’s Iberian Pyrite belt. But with memories of …


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