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URANIUM
Deep Yellow splits Namibia deposit, reports progress
Australian uranium exploration company Deep Yellow has removed its Tubas Red Sand (TRS) deposit from its Omahola project, in Namibia. The company’s flagship project, located near Swakopmund, initially comprised three deposits, namely Inca, TBS...By: Natasha Odendaal
6th February 2012
NICKEL
Mindoro may split nickel, copper/gold assets into separate co's
TSX-V and ASX-listed Mindoro Resources may split its copper/gold assets in the Philipines into a new listed company, potentially in early 2012.
The company is also looking for a large partner to help develop its flagship Agata nickel laterite...
By: Liezel Hill
1st June 2011
TUNGSTEN
Hazelwood buys stake in Vietnam ferrotungsten plant
Australian tungsten developer Hazelwood Resources has acquired a 60% stake in Hong Kong-based Asian Tungsten Products Company (ATC), which is developing a downstream ferrotungsten processing facility in Vietnam. Hazelwood will pay $825 000 to...23rd March 2010
NICKEL
Braemore study confirms viability of Oz nickel project
Nickel and platinum processor Braemore Resources on Tuesday reported that a detailed scoping study of its Leinster nickel tailings project, in Western Australia, confirmed the project viability, at an average production rate of 12 500 t/y....20th January 2009
Platinum
The uses of platinum-group metals
Platinum group metals (PGMs) consist of six elements–platinum, palladium,rhodium, iridium, ruthenium andosmium.By: Martin Creamer
10th November 2006
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Ravensthorpe nickel project and Yabulu extension project, Western Australia
The combined project will involve the development of a mine, treatment plant and associated infrastructure near Ravensthorpe, in Western Australia and the expansion of Yabulu refinery, near Townsville, in Queensland.
By: Sheila Barradas
15th September 2006
Projects Update
Ravensthorpe nickel project and Yabulu extension project
The combined project will involve the development of a mine, treatment plant and associated infrastructure near Ravensthorpe, in Western Australia and the expansion of Yabulu refinery, near Townsville, in Queensland.By: Sheila Barradas
15th September 2006
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