Cost control and project execution to keep Canadian miners busy in 2013
High returns in recent years have attracted a different breed of investor with a different risk appetite to the Canadian mining and metals sector.
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Advisory firm tells shareholder to vote against some of his proposals.
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Vancouver-based Teck Resources Ltd. is yet another miner feeling the impact of low coal prices: net profit was down 54% last year from same period in 2011.
IsaMills™ selected for Kazakhmys’ Bozshakol and Aktogay Projects in Kazakhstan
This shows the growing recognition within the industry of the benefits of combining efficient grinding with the flotation benefits from inert media.”
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ArcelorMittal lost $3.7 billion in 2012, faces violent protests
Stocks at the world’s top steelmaker by sales, ArcelorMittal (NYSE:MT), were down 1.71% at 10:09 am ET this morning after the company announced Wednesday a $3.7 billion net loss for 2012.
Vale to invest $16 million in copper-gold project in Mexico
Vale's local subsidiary signed a deal with Canadian junior miner Corex Gold to explore for gold and copper in Mexico.
HD Mining favoured foreign workers over qualified Canadians: minister
B.C Jobs Minister shifts position on HD Mining temporary foreign worker controversy.
Uranium supply threatened by force majeur in Kazakhstan and Niger
Uranium supply in key producers Kazakhstan and Nigeria could be severely impeded by weather problems and political turmoil.
