Intrepid fails to live up to its name

There can hardly be any great surprise that someone is trying to roll managing director Scott Lowe and much of the rest of the board at ASX-listed Intrepid Mines. To put it bluntly, the incumbents just haven’t delivered.

The copper ore at Intrepid's Kitumba project may not be worth disturbing under current plans

16 October 2015
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Recent updated pre-feasibility results for the company’s Kitumba copper project in Zambia were unimpressive, with the comments from Intrepid about it being “technically feasible” and having “economic

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