Zimbabwe mulls ‘use it or lose it’ approach to mining rights
Zimbabwe may withdraw mining rights from companies that take too long to dig for minerals.
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Vancouver gold junior bounces on Golden Triangle drill results
Benchmark Metals has released additional assay results from its Lawyer's gold and silver project.
Anglo Asian’s Azerbaijan gold output rises 5% in Q1
The company forecasts total metal production of between 82,000 to 86,000 gold-equivalent ounces in 2019.
Lynas board turns down $1.1B Wesfarmers bid
The rare earths miner said its board had concluded it would not engage with retail and industrial conglomerate Wesfarmers, stating its unsolicited takeover offer undervalues Lynas' intellectual property.
Canada Trans Mountain Pipeline financials provide few clues on actual price tag and future costs
The controversial Trans Mountain Expansion Project is structured in a way that makes it difficult to determine how much Canadian taxpayers are paying now and will pay in the future.
First Vanadium says Nevada project resource estimate exceeds expectations
The company, which in March more than doubled the size of the vanadium property, believes that Carlin’s maiden resource will provide a base for an economic study.
Carube Copper eyeing Nova Scotia’s gold
The Toronto-based miner acquired 300 mineral claims covering the Stewart Brook gold project area in Guysborough County.
Aurania finds high-grade copper and silver at the Lost Cities — Cutucu project in Ecuador
Reconnaissance exploration identified boulders in streams that contain up to 11.9% copper with 166g/t silver.
SolGold scores again at Cascabel project
The miner has found further mineralization at its Cascabel copper-gold project. Cascabel is believed to have the potential to become one of the largest copper-gold assets ever discovered.
