Potash Corp still licking wounds from cartel break-up
Profit drops 45% in Q3 2013.
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In search of behemoth porphyries in British Columbia’s Golden Triangle
Right about the time I was busy being born back in July 1970, a mining company called Great Plains Development Company of Canada was in the process of drilling two exploratory holes into its “Chris” claims, in northern British Columbia.
Unigold’s Dominican drill results thrill punters
Highlights at 22,600 hectare Neita concession include 38.0 metres averaging 5.13 g/t Au; enough to send stock soaring 30%..
Agnico Eagle jumps 17% following Q3 results
Results beat analyst expectations, showed record production.
Angola’s diamond industry to regain record production levels —report
The country is also known for its significant gold and oil reserves.
Investors give Teck a boost following record coal sales
Profits still down sharply from last year's third quarter.
Gold gaps higher again after US output drops first time since Sep 2009
Gold at one-month high after worse than expected US jobs and manufacturing data indicate stimulus is here to stay.
Metso targeting annual savings of around EUR 100 million through its global efficiency program
Metso has started a global efficiency program covering its continuing operations following the demerger. The program is designed to improve Metso's cost structure and operational efficiency and is expected to yield annual savings of around EUR 100 million in operational costs by the end of 2015.
Canada’s finest recognize CEEC Medal winners
A paper presented at the 45th Annual Canadian Mineral Processors Operators Conference in Ottoawa Canada this year has received the 2013 CEEC Medal. C. Wang, S. Nadolski, O. Mejia, J. Drozdiak, B. Klein co-authored the paper titled “Energy and Cost Comparisons of HPGR based circuits with the SABC circuit installed at the Huckleberry Mine”.
