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Barclays Capital sees copper price rising to $8 000/t in H1
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UK-based Barclays Capital is bullish on the copper outlook for 2010, expecting the commodity’s price to increase to $8 000/ton in the first half of the year.
By: Jade Davenport
26th February 2010
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China at the mercy of iron-ore’s big three – Raw Materials Group
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Chinese iron-ore buyers are unhappy at being at the mercy of the world’s three biggest iron-ore companies, but there is not much they can do about it, says Raw Materials Group senior partner Magnus Ericsson.
By: Martin Creamer
26th February 2010
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Company develops pool of talent
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Site services company Allterrain Services (ATS) has significantly increased its ratio of African employees compared to non‐African consultants in all countries with ATS operations.
By: Carla Thomaz
26th February 2010
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Demand for PGMs to rise, prices steady
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The short-term prospects for platinum-group metals (PGMs) are positive with demand set to increase and metal prices remaining steady, says Tom Kendall, a strategist in the precious metals division of Mitsubishi Corporation.
By: Jade Davenport
26th February 2010
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Exhibitor expands service offering
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Coating consultancy Global Inspections Group (GIG), which exhibited at natural resources conference Mining Indaba, has expanded its service offering to include a metals and minerals division.
By: Carla Thomaz
26th February 2010
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Explosives company launches new corporate identity
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Commercial explosives and blasting solutions company AEL Mining Services (AEL) launched its new corporate identity along with the evolution of its name at the natural resources conference Mining Indaba 2010, in Cape Town.
By: Carla Thomaz
26th February 2010
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Geospatial prediction software presented at Mining Indaba
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Information management systems company Beak Consultants presented its newly developed Advangeo prediction software at this year’s Mining Indaba conference for natural resource professionals.
By: Carla Thomaz
26th February 2010
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Golden Star aims to start production at Ghana project next year
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Production from midtier gold-miner Golden Star Resources’ Prestea South project, in Ghana, will start in 2011, but is dependent on the issue of a mining permit. Speaking to Mining Weekly at the Mining Indaba conference in early February, Golden...
By: Jade Davenport
26th February 2010
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