Technical Analysis Report: platinum
Along with the nascent global economic recovery there has been renewed interest in platinum, largely due to the metal’s crucial role in auto manufacturing.
Platinum Group Metals
Largo secures US$150M for Maracas
VANCOUVER — Largo Resources (LGO-V) has conditionally secured more than half the needed funds to develop its 76%-owned Maracas vanadium-platinum-group-metals project in Brazil’s Bahia state.
Technical Analysis Report: Platinum
Along with the nascent global economic recovery there has been renewed interest in platinum, largely thanks to…
Singaporean money flows to Canadian miners
The investment arm of the government of Singapore, Temasek Holdings, is starting to make its presence felt in …
North American Palladium raises $87 million
North American Palladium (PDL-T, PAL-X) is raising $87 million in a bought-deal financing paving the way to de…
Vale Inco renews ABB deal at Voisey’s Bay
Swiss automation and engineering giant ABB (ABB-N) has just signed an agreement with Vale Inco, a subsidiary of Vale (VALE-N) to cover equipment maintenance at the company’s Voisey’s Bay nickel mine i…
Colossus Minerals to acquire Vale ground at Serra Pelada
Colossus Minerals (CSI-T, COLUF-O) and its joint-venture partner Coomigasp, a 45,000-strong co-operative of lo…
Quadra Mining to hook up with FNX Mining
A little more than two weeks after copper producer Quadra Mining (QUA-T) struck a US$900 million joint-venture…
Finland delegation says the Nordic nation is a great place for mining
In late December 2001 Inmet Mining (IMN-T) announced that it would acquire 100% of the Pyhasalmi underground c…
Marathon PGM drills at Geordie Lake
Marathon PGM (MAR-T) has intersected some solid copper-platinum group metal grades at its Geordie Lake deposit…
Zimbabwe and the appetite for risk
Six to nine months ago when Ian Saunders tried to get a meeting with the investment community in Toronto or Va…
Citbank weighs in on long-term pricing
Rising structural costs, limited projects, riskier geographies and infrastructure bottlenecks will all put “up…