Asia


China Inc. Steps Up Foreign Acquisitions

China’s state-owned companies are ratcheting up their acquisitions of struggling mining companies that have been hit by the financial crisis and poor metal prices.


Chinalco Pumps US$19.5B Into Rio Tinto

China’s largest aluminum producer will invest US$19.5 billion in Rio Tinto (RTP-N, RIO-L) through joint ventures and convertible debt in a deal that will help the Anglo-Australian mining giant pay dow…


Japanese Consortium Buys Into Uranium One

Uranium One (UUU-T, SXRZF-O) will raise $270 million through a private placement with a Japanese consortium made up of Tokyo Electric Power Co., Toshiba Corp., and the Japan Bank for International Coo…





Rio Tinto Woos Chinese

The week ended Jan. 31, the fourth trading week of 2009, was rife with speculation over Rio Tinto’s future, and just what the debt-crippled giant might hand over to its deep-pocketed 9% shareholder, s…




Positive Feasibility For Western Prospector

Despite considerable cost increases, the economics are still profitable for Western Prospector Group’s (WNP-V, WEPGF-O) Gurvanbulag uranium deposit in eastern Mongolia, according to a definitive feasi…



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