Exploration
ENVIRONMENT
Indonesia’s Aceh island to reclassify 1.2m ha of protected forest
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Canadian exploration junior East Asia Minerals (EAM) hopes to eventually benefit from less stringent environmental constraints that have led to the apparent imminent reclassification of about 1.2-million hectares of protected forest, on the...
By: Henry Lazenby
16th April 2013
PHOSPHATE
Balamara in search of new partner for Togo project
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ASX-listed Balamara Resources has started talks with potential new partners as part of its bid to secure the Togo carbonated phosphate project, in West Africa, after Deepak Fertilizer and Petrochemicals exited the consortium.
Balamara said on...
By: Natasha Odendaal
16th April 2013
EXPLORATION
East Asia Minerals reports optimistic exploration results from Indonesia
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Exploration junior East Asia Minerals on Monday reported positive results from its Phase 1 drilling programme at the company's Sangihe project, in Indonesia.
East Asia Minerals VP of exploration Frank Rocca said the results were in line with the...
By: Henry Lazenby
15th April 2013
GOLD
Wits Gold share price dives despite insider dealings
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The share price of Johannesburg- and Toronto-listed Witwatersrand Consolidated Gold Resources (Wits Gold) has faced a dramatic decline over the last five years, despite sustained share buying by members of senior management.
The company on Monday...
By: Henry Lazenby
15th April 2013
RARE EARTHS
Scoping study proves up Charley Creek - Crossland
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A scoping study into ASX-listed Crossland Uranium Mine’s Charley Creek rare earths project, in the Northern Territory, has confirmed it as one of the lowest capital cost rare-earth projects in the world, with a viable timeline for development....
15th April 2013
M&A
Elemental receives nonbinding offer from Hong Kong investment firm
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Minerals explorer Elemental Minerals has received a nonbinding takeover offer of A$0.66 a share from Hong Kong-listed investment firm Dingyi Group Investment.
The offer valued Elemental Minerals at around A$160.8-million.
12th April 2013
MINING IN MOZAMBIQUE
Expansion of mining in Mozambique bringing benefits and concerns
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Mineral production in Mozambique should generate revenues of nearly 20.8-billion meticais (some $680-million, or R6.24-billion) during this year, a technical team from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has forecast. Mozambique’s income from...
By: Keith Campbell
12th April 2013
LITHIUM
Sal de Vida DFS confirms project potential - Galaxy
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A definitive feasibility study (DFS) into lithium miner Galaxy Resources’ Sal de Vida project, in Argentina, has confirmed the potential for a low-cost, long-life mine.
Galaxy reported on Friday that the project would require a capital...
12th April 2013
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EAM
Balamara Resources
Asia Minerals
Fleming
The Joburg Trust
Witwatersrand Consolidated Gold Resources
Dingyi Group Investment
Fitch Ratings
IFC Mozambique
International Finance Corporation
Mozambican Mineral Resources
United Nations Integrated Regional Information Networks
Vale
World Bank Group
Galaxy Resources
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