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FLUORSPAR

New R2bn fluorspar miner, beneficiator heads for JSE

New fluorspar explorer turned aspirant miner and fluoro-chemicals producer will be taking its R2.1-billion start-up to market in the first quarter of 2013. SepFluor, the new name in fluorspar mining and beneficiation, on Wednesday showed the...
23rd May 2012
 
ASTEROID MINING

Aspirant US space miners aim to break into tightly South African-held platinum domain

The platinum patch belongs to Southern Africans, or so we thought until new US aspirant space miner Planetary Resources burst on to the scene at the Museum of Flight in Seattle with a plan to mine platinum-group metals (PGMs) in outer space. The...
11th May 2012
 
MOLYBDENUM

Thompson Creek warns of loss, completes mill expansion

Molybdenum producer Thompson Creek Metals on Friday said it expected to post a first-quarter operating loss, mainly owing to rising costs and the start-up of a new 55 000 t/d mill at its Endako mine, in British Columbia (BC). First-quarter...
20th April 2012
 
GOLD

Eldorado advances Greek projects post takeover

The Greek Ministry of the Environment, Energy and Climate Change (MoE) has given approval to the technical studies of both the Skouries and Olympias mine projects being developed by ASX- and TSX-listed Eldorado Gold. Eldorado said on Friday that...
23rd March 2012
 
Mining Services

Company’s belting division extends range

Technical solutions provider Bearing Man Group’s (BMG’s) belting division has extended its range of components, designed specifically for the conveying of heavy minerals, to include robust Megaroller idlers that ensure reliable operation, low...
16th March 2012
 
Noble Mineral Resources

Company Announcement: Completes Placement Of $10M In Preparation For First Gold Pour At Bibiani PDF Available

Noble Mineral Resources (ASX: NMG) is pleased to announce that it has raised $10 million through a placement of 21m shares at 48 cents to institutional and sophisticated investor clients of Azure Capital, Morgan Stanley Smith Barney and BBY. Noble...
20th February 2012
 
Mine Profile

Taparko-Bouroum mine, Burkino Faso

An openpit mine, situated in Burkino Faso
27th January 2012
 
Exxaro's Grootegeluk Medupi Coal Project

Expansion on schedule, coal supply delayed by Medupi

The Exxaro Grootegeluk brownfield expansion project is aimed at supplying State-owned power utility Eskom with 14.6-million tons of power-station-grade coal a year for its Medupi power station.
16th December 2011
 
GOLD

Castlemaine reviews Ballarat mine plan

Gold miner Castlemaine Goldfields would have to revise its mine plan for the Ballarat mine, after its ore sources for the gold processing plant performed below expectations. The start-up and recommissioning of the Ballarat mine started in the...
8th November 2011
 
GOLD

SA could learn from ‘transparent’ Papua New Guinea – Harmony Gold Video Available

Graham Briggs CEO Harmony Gold South Africa could learn from the “transparent, open and honest” approach of the government of Papua New Guinea (PNG) in facilitating foreign direct mining investment, says Harmony Gold CEO Graham Briggs. Briggs, who was speaking to the media...
31st October 2011
 
DIAMONDS

Rockwell subsidiary ordered to pay DRC concession holder $1.2m

TSX- and JSE-listed Rockwell Diamonds on Thursday reported that its indirect subsidiary, Durnpike Investments, was ordered to pay $1.2-million to mining concession holder Midamines, following a dispute in which $48-million was claimed in royalties...
27th October 2011
 
Creamer Media on SAfm

07/10/2011 (On-The-Air) Audio Available

Lack of rail capacity is causing a new black-owned mining start-up to lose out on R140-million a year; On to the automotive industry now where apparently South Africa is in growing danger of losing its valuable automotive industry to lower-cost...
7th October 2011
 
 
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