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4 Traders reports that according to a research conducted by Accenture, costs of mining projects can be reduced by training the needed […]
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Value of Canadian mining and metals deals almost halved in 2012
The value of Canadian mining and metals deals dropped a dramatic 43% for the first nine months of 2012, revealed Wednesday the latest report by Ernst & Young.
India’s gold demand to drop 19% in 2012
The World Gold Council (WGC) expects India’s total demand for the yellow shiny metal in 2012 to be nearly 19% lower in 2012 than last year, mainly due to low consumption during first two quarters.
Mining industry could save billions on capital projects – report
Mining and metals companies saw expenditures reach over $140 billion in 2012, but a study published Wednesday by consultants at Accenture (NYSE: ACN) indicates the sum could have been considerably lower.
