Mining M&A revival favors “quality” Juniors
As gold prices continue to rebound, a flurry of recent mergers and acquisitions (M&A) have breathed new life into a deflated global mining industry.
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Study confirms potash potential at Danakil Depression, Ethiopia
The Norwegian fertilizer firm Yara International (OTCMKTS:YARIY) has confirmed the potential to mine potash from the Danakil Depression in northeastern Ethiopia.
Chinese housing data sideswipes copper price
Declining properties values in China are hammering copper.
Iron ore price surges
Biggest jump of the year lifts iron ore price more than 6% off 2015 low.
Global insecurity is good for gold, says Mike Niehuser
International anxiety may be good for gold prices, as gold continues to have a place as a store of value in uncertain times, says Mike Niehuser of Scarsdale Securities.
Differential Energy Case Study: Trial Leads to Continuous Improvements for Mine
Mine Reaches Goals of Improved: Safety, Air Quality, Productivity, Fragmentation and Lowing Overall Cost with Titan® 1000ΔΕ
Final permits loom at one of the world’s richest gold projects
Continental Gold’s Buriticá gold and silver project in Colombia is one of the richest gold deposits in the world, consistently ranked among the top gold development stories in the world by analysts.
Large platinum group metals claim reported in Peru
Today the company announces the next strategic claim it is bringing to market – an approximately 39 square kilometer claim located 70-75 kilometers from Cusco and potentially the first gabbroic PGM claim in Peru or South America that includes platinum and palladium.
Yamana green-lights Cerro Moro
Yamana Gold (NYSE:AUY, TSX:YRI) will start construction of its Cerro Moro gold-silver project in the southern Argentine province of Santa Cruz, the Toronto-based gold producer announced last week.
