In the last few days, MagIndustries (TSX: MAA) has finalized agreements with two Chinese contractors to build its 1.2 million-tonne-per year Mengo potash project in the Republic of Congo.
Toronto’s resource-heavy index retreated during the March 18–22 as concerns over Cyprus’ financial state dominated the week.
Animas Resources — Gregory McKelvey resigned as a director; Donald Ranta will not stand for re-election as a director; John R. Wilson and David Beling nominated for election as directors.Argex Mining — Normand Bergeron appointed a…
Silver and gold were the theme of the holiday shortened Apr 18 -21 period, and the strength of the two metals helped ensure that the TSX Composite Index would finish higher than where it began. The Index managed a gain of 234 points to move up…
The TSX Composite Index endured a tough period as the Index fell roughly 88 points to 13,766.76 for the Feb. 7-11 period. The fall came as experts predicted a slump in housing starts and housing prices in Canada due to a divergence in wages and…
With potash juniors continuing to enjoy the limelight, Mining Markets asked a few fertilizer analysts for their picks in the sector and came up with three companies that stood out.
Vancouver – A $26-million financing is giving MagIndustries (MAA-V) enough cash to continue phase I construction …
MagIndustries (MAA-V) has lined up the energy it needs for its Kouilou potash project in the Republic of Congo.
Using a treasury that held consolidated working capital of more than US$100 million in September, Mag- Industries (MAA-V, MAAFF-O) continues to advance its Kouilou potash project in the Republic of Co…
Using a treasury with a consolidated working capital of about $105 million, MagIndustries (MAA-V) continues to adva…
Four months after nailing a 25-year licence to mine potash in the Republic of Congo, in Equatorial Africa, MagIndustries (MAA-V, MAAFF-O) has filed an updated technical report and reserve and resource…
Four months after nailing a 25-year licence to mine potash in the Republic of Congo in Equatorial Africa, MagIndust…
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