Rare Earth Minerals logs loss, but hopes more Tesla-like agreements to the rescue
The company reported a £1.2 million pre-tax loss in the first six months of 2015, widening from the £191,000 loss reported a year earlier.
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Endeavour boosts presence in Africa’s gold sector on deal with La Mancha
The Vancouver-based miner has sold 30% of the company to La Mancha Holding in a deal that will grant it a majority stake in the massive Ity gold mine, in Côte d’Ivoire.
Suncor tightens grip on Fort Hills oil sands project
The project is expected to boost output in northern Alberta by 180,000 barrels a day, with production set to begin by the fourth quarter of 2017.
Newmont, Kinross likely to buy Barrick’s US gold assets
The company's president, Kelvin Dushnisky, said he expects the imminent sale of six U.S. assets to close before the end of the year.
Silver investor David Morgan: Conspiracy facts show metals prices have to rise
Even in a frozen metals price market, it only takes one event to shake off the paper manipulation keeping prices below what supply and demand fundamentals of a free market would dictate.
Baltic Dry Index jumps most since ’09 on speculated ship shortage
London-based index rises 18 percent on a two-day roll.
Past-producing Mexican silver mine to come online by year-end
8 million+ silver-equivalent ounces expected over next two years.
Ur-Energy proposes to expand Wyoming uranium mine
The mine, already one of the biggest in the state, would double in size as company bets on rebound in prices.
Australian company developing new B.C. anthracite mine
Australian junior working on new $600 million anthracite mine northeast of Stewart.