Platinum jumps on deficit forecast
Strike enters 14th week: 600,000oz platinum lost already and another 300,000oz projected even after labour action ends according to new GFMS survey.
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One of the largest gold mines in Africa opens
Kibali will rank as one of the largest gold mines in Africa when in full production, expecting to produce an average of 600,000 ounces of gold per annum over the first twelve years of its life.
European consortium develops sustainable seabed mining solutions
The European Commission is helping to take seabed mining to the next level by funding a four-year project entitled: “Breakthrough Solutions for Mineral Extraction and Processing in Extreme Environments – Blue Mining”.
Leica Geosystems’ iCON Construction Portfolio now offers the handy, versatile CC55 Controller
Leica Geosystems now offers the Leica iCON CC55 controller, a versatile and rugged PDA with a 3.5” colour display to its iCON construction portfolio. The handheld easily controls Leica iCON sensors and runs the iCONstruct field software.
Three dead, at least 15 missing in Colombian illegal gold mine collapse
Colombian rescuers continue Friday looking for more than a dozen people feared trapped beneath debris left by in the collapse of an illegal gold mine.
Eldorado Gold swings to profit in Q1
The company has been on the news since 2011 due to its developmental projects in Greece under its subsidiaries, Hellas Gold and Thracean Gold Mining.
Gold prices dip after surge in US jobs, then recover
A larger than expected jump in job creation in the US sent global markets higher on Friday, but gold went the opposite way.
Gold price drops as holdings of top ETF fall to 5-year low
Safe haven buying on Ukraine escalation not enough to stop gold's slide as investor sentiment turns decidedly bearish.
Corvus Gold confirms Nevada strike, punters wanted more
Vancouver's Corvus Gold lost nearly 6% on Thursday after releasing latest results from drilling at its North Bullfrog project in Nevada.
