Five mining companies with turnovers of more than $100 million, including three with turnovers of more than $1 billion, are at high risk of financial collapse according to research from SV Partners...
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In an announcement this morning, BHP listed a final dividend of 43 US cents a share; bringing the company’s full-year payout to 83 US cents. This was on the back of a 24% surge in revenue to $US38.3...
The wind-up of Michael Fotios’ Eastern Goldfields has been cancelled after payment of the debt which triggered the order. The Supreme Court yesterday returned Eastern Goldfields to its directors on...
Hastings Technology Metals is working on raising funds to develop the Yangibana rare earths project in Western Australia. They aim to raise $15.5 million and the funds would be used for...
Greatland Gold plc has announced that regional targeting across the Paterson project area has highlighted the potential for a new IOCG district. Approximately 50 IOCG targets have been identified by...
Leading mining and earthmoving equipment supplier Komatsu Australia has moved into the vocational educational field, offering a range of high-level technical, operator and management courses...
The McGowan Government has welcomed Chinese company Ningxia Tianyuan Manganese Industry’s (TMI) decision to restart the Woodie Woodie mine in the Pilbara. TMI will invest $30 million to bring...
EMR Capital (“EMR”), a specialist mining private equity manager, has announced it has entered into a binding agreement to acquire an 80% controlling interest in the Lubambe copper mine located in...
URANIUM INDUSTRY WELCOMES SENATE SUPPORT FOR ANSTO BILL
Statement from Daniel Zavattiero, Executive Director – Uranium
First CIP Gold Pour Completed and Delivered to Perth Mint First CIP gold poured at the newly refurbished Davyhurst processing plant Plant throughput rate continues to increase Optimisation of...
COAL21 FUND LOOKS TO FUTURE Statement from Greg Evans Chief Executive COAL21 Fund The COAL21 Fund has announced its continuation and a strong commitment to fund a range of projects over the next 10...
Smart home technology: not the brightest way to save energy A new study by RMIT University has found smart home control devices may actually increase energy use rather than cutting it, with...
