South Africa girding for another platinum strike
In what seems like an annual event, platinum companies in South Africa are bracing for what could be another year of labour unrest.
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Is this the most undervalued uranium player in the world?
Talking top value amid low uranium prices, Daniel Major gets to the crux of his pitch for GoviEx, the uranium developer he leads.
Jason Zweig: Still wrong on gold
Zweig fails to mention anything about the importance of real rates and instead resorts to the typical anti-gold arguments.
Nemaska Lithium completes $69 million financing and commences trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange
The Corporation intends to use the net proceeds of the Offering for engineering fees in relation to the Whabouchi Mine and concentrator and the Shawinigan hydromet plant, down-payments for long lead items, drilling and for general working capital purposes.
Australia slashes iron ore price forecast 20%
Dept of Industry says loss-making mines are staying open for longer than expected aggravating oversupply.
Gold price takes US jobs in stride to 2-year high
Gold falls after much stronger than expected payroll number in the US, but quickly recovers to trade back within shouting distance of two-year high.
China, Russia mull setting joint gold mining fund
The new investment fund would focus on financing gold mining projects in eastern Russia.
Deutsche Bank ditches coal investments
The German banking giant is the last lender to pull back from the embattled coal sector.
BHP Billiton’s Olympic Dam set to reach highest copper production in a decade
Red metal production at the copper-uranium mine is expected to hit around 230,000 tonnes by 2021, but there is potential for up to 450,000 tonnes per year.
