Gold

Ivanhoe completes scoping study on Mount Elliott

Ivanhoe Australia’s (IVA-T, IVA-A) acquisition in September 2010 of the Osborne copper-gold processing complex in northwestern Queensland will help transform the company into a significant base metal producer and much of its mill feed is…



Gran Colombia to double Segovia’s output

Gran Colombia Gold (GCM-T) expects to nearly double production at its Segovia gold operation in Colombia to 130,000 oz. in 2012, targeting an annual output of 200,000 oz. by 2014.


SouthGobi warns of a possible suspension of activities

Just two weeks after the Aluminum Corporation of China announced that it intended to make a proportional takeover bid for up to 60% of SouthGobi Resources’ (SGQ-T) issued and outstanding shares, and Ivanhoe Mines (IVN-T, IVN-N, IVN-Q)…


At a fuchsite outcrop on the Snip-Bronson trend at Skyline Gold's Golden Triangle property in Northern British Columbia, from top: Itasca Consulting structural geologist John Fedorowich, CEO John Zbeetnoff, project geologist Brian Janes and COO Jim Sparling. Photo by Skyline Gold

Skyline scours BC’s Golden Triangle

Skyline Gold (SK-V) is hunting for high-grade gold at its Iskut property in northwest B.C.’s Golden Triangle region, with hopes of striking it big.




African Gold extends mineralization at Kobada

Northern stepout holes drilled at the Kobada gold project in southern Mali will have a positive impact on a revised resource estimate due later this year, African Gold Group(AGG-V) says.


Rambler firing up production at Ming

Hard work appears to be paying off for London-based Rambler Metals and Mining (RAB-V). The company has reported three-month operational highlights, including maiden gold production details from its Ming gold-copper mine on Newfoundland’s…


Jaguar Mining licks its wounds

Jaguar Mining (JAG-T, JAG-N) saw costs rise and profits fall in 2011 despite an increase in gold production and gold prices.



Mega keeps the ball rolling at Monument Bay

Mega Precious Metals’ (MGP-V) president and chief executive James Rogers has lofty plans for the company’s Monument Bay gold project in northeast Manitoba, which was previously drilled by past operators as a potential high-grade…


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