LionOre loosens the belt
Armed with a new US$116 million credit facility, Lionore Mining International (LIM-T, LIM-A) has launched an aggres…
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Mid-tier miners steal Diggers & Dealers spotlight
Kalgoorlie, Western Australia — While uranium was a much talked about subject at the recent Diggers & Dealers forum, stockbrokers, fund managers and resource bankers in the capacity crowd were me…
Gecko takes top prize in photo contest
In the end, it was a gecko, some drill rigs and some mud that most inspired renowned Aussie mining photographer Richard Woldendorp, the judge in consulting firm Snowden’s inaugural mining photo compet…
Oil-fired TSX breaks 10,000
Rising prices for crude oil pushed the Toronto Stock Exchange composite index over 10,000 during the report period June 14-20. The composite finished just shy of that mark, at 9,998.11, up 158.17 poin…
LionOre earnings drop on weather woes
Vancouver — Despite a strong operating performance in Australia,
LionOre’s growing Australian presence
Perth, Western Australia — Australia has been good for
Insider Trading (May 02, 2005)
The Ontario Securities Commission reported the following insider trading transactions in recent issues of the OSC Bulletin:…
LionOre to dig at Waterloo
LionOre Mining International (LIM-T) has approved a plan to develop an exploration decline at the Waterloo nickel s…
LionOre profits up on nickel price (April 18, 2005)
Higher metal prices and increased production combined to swell revenues for nickel producer
Australia’s nickel boom
Perth, Western Australia — In mid-February, nickel miner
Miners push TSX higher
Canada’s miners powered the Toronto Stock Exchange’s composite index 70.44 points higher to 9,640.47 during the Feb. 16-22 report period. The golds surged late to end 10.85 points better at 215.16, as…
Golds clobbered
The Toronto Stock Exchange rose steadily through the report period Feb. 2-8, but the gold stocks lagged behind. Although the TSX composite index was up 122.58 points to 9,392.68, the TSX golds fell 3….