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Antimony: Mid-mkt US$13,100.00/t
Volume 98 Number 8 Apr 9 - 15, 2012
La Mancha rises on prospect of auction
La Mancha Resources (LMA-T) is putting itself up for sale, and the market likes its chances of attracting a healthy premium.
Tembo looks for fresh start in Tanzania
Restructured and re-listed, Tanzania-focused Tembo Gold (TEM-V) is looking to finally take a thorough look at its prospective land package sitting adjacent to African Barrick Gold’s (ABGLF-Q, ABG-L) Bulyanhulu gold mine in the Lake…
Oracle ready for restart
Oracle Mining (OMN-T) has gained some cash, and now it is restarting a copper mine.
Duran’s Aguila project takes shape
Duran Ventures (DRV-V) has received a maiden resource estimate for its Aguila copper-molybdenum porphyry project in Peru’s north-central Ancash district.
First Quantum preps Sentinel for production
First Quantum Minerals (FM-T) — which has several copper projects in its development pipeline — has a new reserve and resource estimate in hand for its Sentinel copper project in Zambia.
Lumina hits longest intercept to date
Scotia Capital mining analyst Tom Meyer has lifted his one-year target price on Lumina Copper (LCC-V) shares from $18 to $21 after the company released more positive drill results, including the longest mineralized intercept to date…
Lundin’s NGEx targets copper and gold in Chile
NGEx Resources (NGQ-T) looks to have a promising collection of copper-gold porphyry properties in Chile’s prolific Region III, but considering the company comes under the umbrella of the serially successful Lundin Group of Companies, that…
Emed locks down financing for Rio Tinto revival
Emed Mining (EMD-T, EMED-L) has closed its second major financing of the year as the company moves towards restarting production at the historic Rio Tinto copper mine located 65 km north of Seville in Andalucia, Spain.
Entre Gold adds to copper assets in Nevada, Mongolia
Entrée Gold (ETG-T, EGI-X) has amassed an impressive collection of copper resources and reserves in Nevada and Mongolia, but getting any of it out of the ground is at least a few years away.
Sizing up BC’s next copper kings
With capital costs escalating all around the industry and mine financing not getting any easier, good infrastructure looks to be as crucial as ever to building a successful, major copper mine in B.C.
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