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German company to host bauma trade show in South Africa in 2013

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Trade fair company Messe München International is bringing its international tradeshow bauma to South Africa for the first time in September 2013.
By: Natasha Odendaal
16th December 2011
 
 
Crushing and Screening

New venture set to take on growth opportunities in Africa

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Mineral processing equipment manufacturer Ludowici expects its annual African turnover to increase to more than R250-million over the near term, owing to its acquisition of South African screening media manufacturer Meschape to form the...
By: Nomvelo Buthelezi
4th November 2011
 
 
MINING EQUIPMENT

Pilot Crushtec unveils SA-designed impact crusher

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Crushing and screening equipment producer Pilot Crushtec has unveiled its new 100% South African-designed, TwisterTrac VS300 300-t/h impact crusher.
By: Natasha Odendaal
4th November 2011
 
 
EDUCATION

Metso to host ‘crusher school’ this month

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Diversified engineering and mining group Metso Minerals is holding its one-hundred-and-fifteenth crusher school course in October, with a current booking of over 55 customers.
By: Natasha Odendaal
7th October 2011
 
 
Crushing and Screening

$70-million mill and mine upgrade for gold producer

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Philippine-focused gold producer Medusa Mining is set to perform a $70-million remodel on its current Co-O mill and mine site, in order to increase its yearly production target to 200 000 oz.
By: Natalie Greve
30th September 2011
 
 
Crushing and Screening

Australian silver producer upgrades processing facility

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ASX-listed metals producer Alcyone Resources is increasing silver production at its 100% owned Texas silver and polymetallic project in south-east Queensland, to a targeted rate of 1.5-million ounces to 2-million ounces a year, following progress...
By: Natalie Greve
30th September 2011
 
 
Crushing and Screening

Comminution company sees market boom in Africa

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The demand for mining and aggregate processing technology in Africa is increasing steadily, owing to increased foreign investment and the subsequent need for secondary infrastructure.
By: Natalie Greve
30th September 2011
 
 
Crushing and Screening

Company receives global manufacturing licence

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Materials and minerals processing technology provider IMS Engineering (IMS) has been awarded the licence from its long-time principal Kawasaki ETCL to manufacture and market a new range of cone and jaw crushers.
By: Natalie Greve
30th September 2011
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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