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South American precious metals producer must lift performance in the face of mounting debt servicing requirement
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It’s the little things that count for progressive Australian producer
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North American gold equities making the most of market opportunities
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Metals’ weakness not a true reflection of demand and supply outlook, says firm
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A Colombia-focused junior is on the edge of a financial cliff, with little in the way of market support to stop it falling over
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Highfield moves on with port deals
Junior sets about establishing transport pathways for emerging Spain potash project
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Kambalda warhorse still producing the goods
Nickel sector flat for producers turning in outstanding exploration results
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‘R’ is for respectable
Decent projects and reputable management mean these two companies bear closer review
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CAM more than meets expectations, again
London-listed copper miner maintains consistent production improvement, and dividends
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Three cheers for the Swiss National Bank
Floating currency the right decision; history as usual will judge the merit of its timing
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IMF delivers more bad news for miners
Industry’s fortunes coming to rest on competent government economic management …
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A yodel for the yellow metal
The Swiss National Bank’s announcement has put gold in the same category as a franc deposit
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Oh no, not another one
Confidence levels take a dive as series of unexpected events continues
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Puffed-up Chesser
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Ferrexpo writes off Brazilian investment
The Ukrainian-focused company is the latest to feel the heat from the slump in the price of iron ore
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Interstate conflict tops WEF global risks
Geopolitical dangers dominate survey for first time in decade
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Turkey law signals shifting ground
Companies may welcome clarity, but law could presage stronger government control
Blair is ‘wow factor’ in revamped Indaba
The annual professional conference dedicated to the capitalisation and development of mining interests in Africa is being rebooted under new ownership
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DD spells end for graphite deal
Due diligence on Mexican graphite mine scuppers potential acquisition
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Another 75,000 reasons to approve
Latest offtake arrangement potentially boosts sales pipeline for proposed UK potash project
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Fission lands nice Patterson Lake catch
Maiden uranium resource puts Athabasca explorer on the map
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Iodine firm takes different path
Integrated producer mixes up its strategy as it looks to take on larger peers
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It’s still cold out there
Global mining consulting firms feel the chill of a deep winter in commodity markets
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An age of discovery
Celebrated economic mineral geologist, Richard Sillitoe, talks to Mining Journal about exploration, encounters, and staying grounded
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Trends to watch in 2015
Productivity, innovation sit at top of Deloitte's annual list
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Fatal mine shooting in Myanmar despite CSR push from Beijing
New mining guidelines in Myanmar lack teeth, according to Verisk Maplecroft's Ryan Aherin*
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Uranium U-pgrade in prospect
Marenica, Toro to conduct trial of potentially groundbreaking uranium concentration process
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Ortac finds workaround to cyanide ban
Ortac Resources is hoping thiosulphate leaching technology will finally help the company gain ground in Slovakia
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From bore-hole to boardroom
A landmark webcast focusing on advancing ‘data-driven’ exploration gave some highly encouraging readings on future directions
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Getting equipment to speak up
Software used in the oil and gas space has just what miners may need
Draghi initiates European easing
Let the QE begin … Mario Draghi, president of the European Central Bank (ECB), has announced a massive €1.14 trillion programme of quantative easing (QE) for the economic region. Starting in March, the ECB plans to repurchase €60 billion a month of public and private securities until the end of September 2016 to stave off further deflation
