No deal sends Peru Copper down
An exclusivity agreement with an un-named third party is over, and there is no deal for Peru Copper (PCR-T, CUP-X)….
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Shhh, it’s North Korea on the line (May 29, 2007)
SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA – Its not everyday that Chairman Kim Jong Il invites you to North Korea.Oriental Minerals …
Tournigan looks to spin out gold assets
Vancouver – In a move seeing increasing prominence amongst mining companies Tournigan Gold (TVC-V, TVCZF-O) plans t…
Sherwoods step-out drilling shows Minto expansion potential
Vancouver – Step-out drilling around Sherwood Coppers (SWC-V) Minto deposit in the Yukon has returned significant …
Shhh, it’s North Korea on the line (May 28, 2007)
SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA – Its not every day that Chairman Kim Jong Il invites you to North Korea.Oriental Minerals…
First Majestic blocking out new ore on San Martin
A new reserve estimate shows a turnaround at the San Martin silver mine in northern Jalisco state, Mexico, under ne…
Lending Rates (May 28, 2007)
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Eastplats Plots Bigger, Better Smelter for Crocodile River
Vancouver — As part of a refurbishment plan, Eastern Platinum (ELR-T, ELR-L) is looking to upgrade platinum group metal (PGM) smelting capacity at its subsidiary’s Crocodile River mining complex in S…
Kazakhmys Set to Take Out Eurasia Gold
In a transaction worth about $288 million, London-listed Kazakhmys (KAZ-L, KZMYF-O) has offered to take over Eurasia Gold (EGX-T, EGXDF-O).
Synenco Makes Market Gains
News that capital costs are spiralling upwards at its Northern Lights project in the Alberta oilsands indirectly made Synenco Energy (SYN-T, SYEYF-O) one of the region’s largest market gainers in rece…
CIC Energy Eyes South African Power Demand
SITE VISIT Gaborone, Botswana — Although nowhere near as glamorous as Botswana’s main mineral commodity, diamonds, the country’s significant coal deposits are capturing the attention of those looking to capitalize…
Oilsands See Technology as Saviour From Environmental Dilemma
Swollen government coffers and generous earnings for investors and workers alike make any talk of slowing down development at Alberta’s oilsands seem absurd.