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Canadian Zinc raises capex estimate for Prairie Creek project

Wednesday , 16 May 2012
The company currently expects to spend C$150 million to C$160 million on bringing its Prairie Creek mine to production, up from its previous estimate of $120 million.

Tanzania's gold production up 13% in 2011

Wednesday , 16 May 2012
Gold output rose to 40.4 tonnes in 2011 from 35.6 tonnes a year ago after mining companies invested in higher output in a bid to cash in on the rising gold price, its central bank said Tuesday.

Pan American Silver profit falls 46% on takeover charge

Wednesday , 16 May 2012
The company's quarterly profit fell 46% as charges related to its takeover of Minefinders Corporation outweighed higher realized silver prices and sales volumes.

Indonesia stretches export duty to 21 metals

Wednesday , 16 May 2012
In total, 65 mineral types excluding coal will be affected by the new export duties, effective immediately, finance minister Agus Martowardojo said Wednesday.

Vale not retaliating against mega ship ban

Wednesday , 16 May 2012
Industry officials say the Brazilian iron ore miner has not stopped hiring vessels from some Chinese firms in retaliation for Beijing's ban on its huge Valemaxes.

African Barrick Gold ups Tanzania royalty pay by 1%

Wednesday , 16 May 2012
The FTSE 250 gold miner will pay an additional 1% in royalty to the Tanzanian government, citing the current gold price environment.

Doe Run Peru submits final plan to avoid liquidation

Wednesday , 16 May 2012
After rejecting the company's initial restructuring plan last month, creditors voted to start an operational liquidation that left room for it to avoid losing its La Oroya smelter, once one of Peru's largest.

General Electric buys two mining equipment firms

Wednesday , 16 May 2012
The company is hoping to step up its presence in the $61 billion mining equipment industry with the acquisition of Australia's Industrea Ltd as well as privately owned U.S. firm Fairchild International.

NYSE Euronext bid for LME deemed too low

Wednesday , 16 May 2012
A spokesman for the exchange said Tuesday its US$1.28 billion bid, submitted last week as part of the second round of the takeover process, was deemed too low.

ThyssenKrupp considers selling Brazil, Alabama steel mills

Tuesday , 15 May 2012
The management board had decided to examine all strategic options including a partnership or a sale for the two mills, in which it has invested a total of 12 billion euros.

International Tower Hill CEO resigns

Tuesday , 15 May 2012
The gold miner says it has started looking for a new CEO to replace James Komadina who has resigned for personal reasons.

European gold reserves unchanged at 433 billion euros

Tuesday , 15 May 2012
The latest data from the European Central Bank showed Tuesday that gold reserves held by European central banks remained unchanged at 432.705 billion euros in the week ending May 11.

Barrick Gold sees slightly lower output in Peru

Tuesday , 15 May 2012
The miner expects output at its Lagunas Norte mine to be similar to last year and its Pierina mine to produce slightly lower ounces than it did in 2011.

Volcan sees 2012 silver output up 7%

Tuesday , 15 May 2012
General Manager Juan Jose Herrera told the International Gold Symposium on Monday the company's silver output will likely rise 7% this year.

Hochschild Mining to invest $425m in Peru silver projects

Tuesday , 15 May 2012
The two-year investment is earmarked for the Inmaculada and Crespo projects, near its Arcata and Pallancata mines in southern Peru.

Copper miner KGHM's net profit drops on forex losses

Tuesday , 15 May 2012
Polish copper miner KGHM posted a 29% drop in its Q1 net profit Tuesday, in line with market estimates, as the appreciating zloty resulted in foreign exchange losses on its dollar positions.

Molycorp to raise $650m in debt offer

Monday , 14 May 2012
The proceeds of the debt offer will be used to help fund its $1.3 billion acquisition of Neo Material Technologies.

Paladin Energy hit by worker strike at Malawi mine

Monday , 14 May 2012
Most of the local workers at the company's Kayelekera uranium mine went on strike Friday demanding higher wages and the plant is expected to operate at about 65% capacity until they return.
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