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Canadian miners had a tough 2018, but optimism remains — EY
Ernst & Young’s Canadian Mining Eye index, which tracks the performance of 100 Toronto Stock Exchange and TSX Venture Exchange mid-tier and junior miners — dropped 2% in the last quarter of 2018.
Spanish Mountain Gold’s BC project passes archaeological test
Local First Nations approved the results of an independent archaeological impact assessment.
Kirkland Lake Gold sets 2019 production guidance at a million ounces
It is the 34% increase in the Fosterville Mineral Reserve grade that is driving the million-ounce revised production guidance.
Brazil mining authority halts two Vale complexes
The decision was made in light of a possible failure of five dams at both complexes, which are located in Minas Gerais, the same state where the Feijão mine dam collapsed last month.
Lundin Gold to step up exploration in Ecuador after securing $30m in financing
A syndicate of underwriters, co-led by GMP Securities and BMO Capital Markets, had agreed on a bought deal basis to buy 7.5 million shares at C$5.40 each.
Black Iron’s shares skyrocket after inking MOU with Glencore on Ukraine iron ore project
The companies envision an investment from Glencore that will help fund construction in exchange for offtake of production of four million tonnes of iron ore a year.
Suspended cobalt sales, higher costs fuel Katanga’s Q4 loss
The company recorded a $52.8 million fourth quarter loss in adjusted EBITDA.
Canada Cobalt drills bonanza grades at Castle mine property
The mine produced a total of 9.4 million oz. of silver and more than 375,000 lb. of cobalt from the No.3 shaft at various times from 1917 and 1989.
