Southern Copper Corporation

Improved price buoys SPC

Higher copper prices lifted fourth-quarter earnings for Southern Peru Copper (PCU-N) in 1999.The company posted net earnings of US$9.7 million (or 12 per share), compared with earnings of US$3.4 mill…


Dow posts heavy losses

The Dow Industrials got pummeled during the report period ended March 7, falling 332.28 points, or 3.3%, to 9,796.03. It was the second time in two weeks the Dow had dipped below the 10,000 mark, as t…


Foreign prospects keep base metals sector vibrant

The improvement in copper prices over recent months could be a harbinger of things to come in the base metals sector. Nickel prices are fast approaching US$5 per lb. and even zinc has made a modest co…



Companies (November 29, 1999)

AMT International MiningAnglo AmericanAnglogoldAnooraq ResourcesBema GoldCancor MinesChannel ResourcesChief Consolidated MiningComaplex MineralsConquistador MinesCorner Bay MineralsCumberland Resource…


INSIDER TRADING — Cyprus execs exercise options

After accepting a takeover offer by Phelps Dodge (PD-N), executives of Cyprus Amax Minerals (CYM-N) exercised options worth millions.Jeffrey Clevenger, officer, exercised 237,500 options at US$10.13-1…


Grupo Mexico completes Asarco merger

After extending the deadline for its offer, Grupo Mexico completed its tender for the outstanding shares of New York, N.Y.-based Asarco (AR-N).The Mexican conglomerate captured 32.6 million shares of …



Companies (November 22, 1999)

Archangel DiamondAsarcoAtna Res.Aur Res.Banff Res.Broken Hill Pty.CambiorCampbell Res.Canmine Res.Channel Res.Claude Res.Coeur d’Alene MinesCyprus AmaxDe Beers Cons. MinesDia Met MineralsEcho Bay Mine…



Companies (November 01, 1999)

Achieva DevelopmentAlmaden ResourcesAnooraq ResourcesAsarcoAshanti GoldfieldsAtna ResourcesBarrick GoldBlackstone ResourcesBlue Desert MiningBreakwater ResourcesCambiorCamflo ResourcesCamnor Resources…


Asarco joins Grupo Mexico

Asarco (AR-N) has terminated its merger agreement with Phelps Dodge (PD-N) and paid the required US$30-million breakup fee. The New York, N.Y.-based copper producer has instead accepted a cash proposa…


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