Mining looks good worldwide
The net profits reported by the world’s 30 largest listed mining companies increased by 95%, to US$11.5 billion from US$5.8 billion, in 2003, according to a report by PricewaterhouseCoopers.
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Time to clean house
Canada’s national election is in the offing, and if there is no blue wave on the pattern of 1984, there is at least a ripple or two. They’re washing over Liberal hands, which are busy grasping at straws.
Anaconda strikes gold (June 28, 2004)
Linear cuts high-grade
Vancouver — The first hole drilled on the Campamento zone at
Taparko-Bouroum feasibility positive
With a positive feasibility study for the Taparko and Bouroum gold deposits in eastern Burkina Faso in hand,
Partnerships pay off for Ashton
Bonanza grades at Red Lake mine
Glencairn builds mine in Costa Rica
Miramar, Costa Rica — The long years of talk are over. More than five years after the completion of a positive feasibility study, construction of
Trading Summary (June 25, 2004)
Major Canadian stocks ended the day slightly lower on Friday, with the S&P/TSX composite index slipping 33.00 point…
Crystallex to buy out rest of El Callao (June 25, 2004)
Crystallex International (KRY-T) has launched a bid to acquire the rest of the shares of El Callao Mining (ECM-V) t…
BM Diamondcorp finds gold in PNG (June 25, 2004)
BM Diamondcorp (BDI-V) has intersected significant gold in three holes drilled on its Woodlark Island project, 300…
Miramar’s Boston drilling exceeds expectations
Vancouver – Good news follows bad for Miramar Mining’s (MAE-T) wholly owned Hope Bay gold project near Bathurst Inl…