date:01/09/2020
location:Virtual Event
Providing investors with access to the very best mining projects from exploration to production.
date:26/10/2020
location:Virtual Event
Mining Journal Select 365: Mining. Investment. Online.
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location:Sofitel Sydney Wentworth, Australia
Meet the industry leaders who shape the Future of Mining in Australia
Track emerging trends and changes in the mining finance landscape along with investor...
A comprehensive annual review of mining risk, including a jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction...
Discover the most prominent challenges for mining company C-suite executives both...
Discover the methodology behind our development-asset database, along with a sample...
Almost zero earnings visibility and a dramatic slump in contract work over the past three years surely makes mineral drilling an unattractive business for a successful water and infrastructure driller? Not so, says newish Layne Christensen president and CEO, Mike Caliel.
Layne Christensen's mineral drilling revenues have shrunk by two-thirds in the past three years
Caliel, who joined NASDAQ-listed Layne (LAYN) from Invensys Software a year ago, maintains the company’s withdrawal from the African minerals market – at a time when others still see bright prospects
Drilling contractor more optimistic about outlook for shrunken business
Layne shares down despite gains
Layne gains, still has mineral pains
Layne minerals contracts in Q2
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