SXR Uranium One adds to resource at Dominion
A revised resource estimate for the Dominion uranium-gold project in South Africa shows a substantial increase in t…
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Aflease, Southern Cross merger approved
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Aflease, Southern Cross shareholders approve merger
Shareholders of Aflease Gold and Uranium Resources (AFLUY-Q, AFL-J) and Southern Cross Resources (SXR-T) have appro…
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…
Combination fells TSX
A double-whammy of looming interest rate hikes and a narrower trade surplus sent Toronto stocks 54.69 points lower to 10,163.03 over the July 12-18 report period. After some early resistance, the gold…
TSX resilient after London bombing
The Toronto Stock Exchange survived the July 7 bomb attacks in London to post a 275.93-point, or 2.8%, gain, ending the July 5-11 report period near a 5-year high at 10,217.72. The mining and metals i…
Southern Cross tables Goulds resource
Consultants for Southern Cross Resources (SXR-T) have calculated a revised resource figure for the Goulds Dam urani…
Metals melt as greenback catches fire
A strengthening greenback and higher interest rates south of the border sent gold down another US$7.55 to an afternoon close of US$425.16 per oz. in London on March 24 (London markets remained closed…
Copper proving profitable
The week of Feb. 23-March 1 saw the price of gold rise 60, to US$433.45 where it closed in the afternoon in London. The gold index fell 9.7 points to close at 205.42. The diversified metals and minin…
Uranium pot stirs in Australia
Perth, Western Australia — In the early 1970s, Australia seemed like a new force in the global uranium industry: in the span of a few years, explorers Down Under were able to prove up 26% of the worl…
Southern Cross postpones Honeymoon (November 15, 2004)
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US vote casts spell on gold
Election day jitters south of the border sent gold US$7.20 per oz. lower to US$419.70 per oz. in New York on the first Tuesday in November. The one-day drop pushed the yellow metal US$8.55 lower over the Oct. 27-Nov. 2 report period, and the rest…