Years away: Kloppers says BHP waiting for new technology before Olympic Dam decision
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To all China bears: Iron ore has just scaled $120
Iron ore's bounce comes as signs appear that the Chinese government may have succeeded in orchestrating a soft landing for the world's second largest economy.
Myanmar poised to become new mining Mecca for Chinese investors
Chinese companies are seeking the wealth of mining opportunities that neighbouring Myanmar (ex-Burma) has to offer, as the country opens its economy to foreign investment after more than half a century of military ruling.
South African unions sign deal with gold companies
The South African National Union of Mineworkers and two other unions signed Thursday a deal with industry body the Chamber of Mines (CoM), agreeing to a new pay structure for the strike-hit gold mining sector.
Sandvik Interim report on the third quarter of 2012
Continued Strong Execution, but a More Cautious Market
Metso Corporation’s Interim Review January 1 – September 30, 2012
Stable performance and strong service orders
Jürgen Amedick becomes new CEO for the drives portfolio for industry and infrastructure applications at Siemens
The Large Drives Business Unit develops, manufactures, and markets products, systems, solutions, and services for drive engineering in industrial and infrastructure application as well as industries such as shipbuilding, pulp and paper, mining, and cement.
Metso concludes its evaluation of strategic alternatives for its Recycling business
The review concluded that integrating Recycling into the Mining and Construction segment was the best possible alternative for creating value for Metso.
Maptek Eureka helps geologists solve the exploration puzzle
Maptek Eureka™ is the latest in a line of original solutions from mining technology developer Maptek that give miners an intelligent window into their data.
