Echo Bay Mines Ltd



Echo Bay defers mine construction plans

Low gold prices have derailed plans by Echo Bay Mines (ECO-T) to construct two new gold mines — Paredones Amarillos in Mexico and Aquarius in Canada — and develop the Ulu gold project in Canada’s No…


Viceroy waits it out in Mexico

The drop in the price of gold has forced Viceroy Resource (voy-t) to postpone construction plans at Paredones Amarillos in Mexico.A joint venture with 60% partner Echo Bay Mines (eco-t), the open-pit …


Echo Bay takes another loss on chin

Echo Bay Mines (ECO-T) reported a substantial loss for the second quarter of 1997.The Denver-based company lost US$20.7 million during the 3-Month period ended June 30, compared with a loss of US$14.6…



Drilling boosts Dolores gold mineralization

A third phase of drilling by Minefinders (MLF-V) is expanding the main zone of mineralization at the company’s wholly owned Dolores property in Mexico’s Chihuahua state.The Dolores property comprises …


Echo Bay Mines expands near Aquarius gold project

Englewood, Colo.-based Echo Bay Mines (ECO-X) has increased its land position around the Aquarius gold project, near Timmins, Ont.The company is diamond drilling in an attempt to find the continuation…


Ashanti commits to African projects

Ashanti Goldfields (ASL-N) intends to spend US$28 million on exploration in Africa during 1997.The company’s managing director, Peter Cowley, says two-Thirds of the funding will be directed towards ex…



Minefinders adds to Dolores deposit

Third-phase diamond and reverse-circulation drilling has expanded drill-indicated gold and silver mineralization by more than 1,500 metres at Minefinders’ (MFL-V) Dolores property in Mexico’s Chihuahu…


NEVADA — Round two begins at Jessup

Echo Bay Mines (ECO-T) has completed its second round of drilling on the Jessup gold property in northern Nevada’s Churchill Cty.The Denver-based major completed more than 36 reverse-Circulation holes…


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