Curtin minerals exploration technique wins commercialization prize
Curtin is commercializing an innovative minerals exploration technique that uses sound waves to create a detailed 3D image of underground ore deposits.
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A sharp fall in Japanese physical premiums for Q4 shipments is the latest sign that aluminium is not immune from the demand weakness that is sapping the industrial metals complex.
UK high court ok’s Barrick’s Acacia takeover
The deal ends Acacia’s near-decade presence on the London Stock Exchange.
Australia’s Pacific Energy suitor QIC matches rival’s $320m bid
The fresh offer price represents a discount of 1.1% to the last closing price of Pacific's stock.
Malaysia Smelting Corp’s tin output to remain firm despite global cuts
The world's third-largest refined tin producer does not expect its output to fall this year.
Vale partially halts work at second-largest iron ore mine
Brucutu, which has an annual capacity of 30 million tonnes of iron ore, is Minas Gerais state's largest mine.
Armadale confirms high grades at graphite project in Tanzania
A final diamond drilling campaign at the Mahenge Liandu property yielded high-grade, near surface intercepts.
Kore expands land position in California by 360%
The company acquired 1,005 new claims around its Imperial gold project.
Gold investors see M&A and cost cuts unlocking $13 billion
Group of investors including the hedge fund founded by billionaire John Paulson say found that the median spending of senior gold producers is double that of mining companies that produce other metals.
