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Alrosa Is Now Producing More Diamonds Than De Beers

Mercator Gold Bounces Back To Life With A Series Of Subtle Deals

Goldplat’s Transformation From Gold Processor To Fully Fledged Miner Begins To Gather Momentum

A Re-Invigorated Woulfe Mining Starts To Make Progress On One Of The Most Renowned Tungsten Assets In The World

Manhattan Corporation Is On The Hunt For Uranium Deals, In Australia, And In The World At Large

Kootenay Gold Joins Forces With Alberta Star in The Battle For Control Of The Sunshine Mine, One Of The World’s Largest Producers Of Silver

West Africa Elbows Its Way Into The Spotlight At The Paydirt 2010 Australian Gold Conference

The Balance Of Avocet Mining’s Business Is Gradually Tipping Westwards

It’s Been Slow Going For Independence At Tropicana Recently, But Get Ready For A Boost Later In The Year

Rambler Is Now Just A Year Away From First Production At Its Ming Copper-Gold Project In Newfoundland And Labrador

African Eagle's Dutwa Nickel Laterite Project Is Generating Plenty Of Interest Amongst Potential Development Partners

The Presenters At Our March Minesite Forum Played To A Packed House, As London's Investors Continue To Seek Out New Opportunities

Firestone Diamonds Is Just A Few Months Away From Generating Its First Cashflow From Kimberlite Mining

Canaco Is Opening Up A New Gold District In Tanzania, And At A Very Propitious Time

Are Commodities Just A Binary Play On China?

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Azumah’s Wa Project In Ghana Has Multi-Million Ounce Potential

Norseman Gold Has A Bright Future Ahead Of It, Despite The Current Setback To Production

Speculation About Colombian And Indonesian Gold Projects Kept The Rumour Mills Turning At This Year’s PDAC

Karelian Diamonds Steps Up The Pace On Its Finnish Diamond Properties

Ariana Expects To Start Plant Construction At Red Rabbit Next Year, And Will Then Go Back To Elephant Hunting

Silver Lake Looks Right At Home In The S&P 300, As It Looks To Bring A Second Gold Project Up Towards A Production Decision

VANE Minerals Delivers A Maiden Resource On Its Wate Uranium Project In Arizona

Conroy Moves To A Scoping Study At Clontibret, As The Nearby Clay Lake Target Starts To Show Real Promise

Beowulf Gets Down To Some Serious Work On The Economics Of Its Swedish Iron Ore Projects

Apollo Minerals Will Deliver A JORC Resource And A Scoping Study For The Mt Oscar Iron Ore Project Later This Year

Forte Energy Continues To Hit The Grades On Its Mauritanian Uranium Prospects

Party Like It’s 2007: At The 2010 PDAC

Kenmare Raises £180 Million At A Heavy Discount For Expansion At The Moma Titanium Project In Mozambique

Elemental Minerals Could Be Sitting On A Company-Making Potash Deposit In Congo-Brazzaville

Look To The Australian Economy For A Guide To Sentiment, As Coal And Metals Power Ahead

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James Picton, Peerless Diamond Analyst

Solomon Gold Has Reduced Its Exposure To Elephant Hunting In Favour Of Generating Cash Flow In Queensland

Colombia: A New Gold Rush?

Syndicated Metals Moves Ever Closer To A Production Decision On The Barbara Copper Project In Queensland

Soho Resources Is Close To Completing A Preliminary Economic Assessment On The Tahueheuto Gold Project In Mexico

Batavia Mining’s Roper Bar Iron Ore Project In Northern Territory Looks A Simple, But Lucrative, Proposition

Sandfire Sets Early 2012 As The Target Date For First Metal Production From Doolgunna

Russia’s Eighth Largest Gold Miner, GV Gold, Goes In Search Of New Funds, And, Possibly, New Opportunities Too

Focus Ventures Plans A Rapid Addition Of Ounces, And Value, To Its Nueva California Gold Project In Peru

This Year Should Be Transformational For Pan American Goldfields, As It Drives For Growth On All Fronts

Copper Production From Weatherly’s Namibian Mines Should Restart Before The Year End

Greenland Minerals Confirms That It Is On Course For A Full London Listing And A £40 Million Raise Early Next Year

Avocet Mining Looks All Set To Become Aim’s Biggest Gold Producer By The Middle Of This Year

Anglo-Pacific Group Expects To Move Up A League This Year, With A Canadian Listing And More Royalty Purchases

As Metals Track Sideways In A Finely Balanced Market, What Happens Next In Terms Of Demand Will Be Crucial

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Ormonde Mining’s La Zarza Project Is Alive And Kicking, Under The New Management Of Antofagasta

Scorpio Mining Has The Potential To Become A Mid–Tier Producer Of Precious And Base Metals by 2012

What’s A Company's Gold Worth?

Silver Mines Limited Is Increasingly Standing Out From The Crowd As The Only Australian-Listed Silver-Focussed Junior

The Full Extent Of The Upside At Medusa Mining’s Co-O Mine In The Philippines Is Still Widely Unappreciated

Andean Resources Closes In On The Completion Of A Bankable Feasibility Study On Its Cerro Negro Gold Project In Argentina

Will Alrosa Be Privatised, And What’s It Really Worth?

Costs Are Up, But So Are Profits, As Petra Diamonds Moves Well Clear Of The Credit Crunch

Adamus Resources Expects To Be In Production At The Nzema Gold Project In Ghana During The First Quarter Of 2011

BacTech Prepares To Spin Off Its Gold Interests, With A View To Focussing On Environmental Rehabilitation Projects

Is It Just Pie In The Sky, Or Could Shares In Blue Sky Uranium Be Due For A Run?

Chalice Gold Will Complete A Feasibility Study On The Koka Gold Project In Eritrea Within A Matter Of Months

Geodex Consolidates Its Position As A Leading Junior In The Tungsten Space

The Balance Of Power In the World’s Gold Markets Is Swinging From West To East

Metals And The Dollar Go The Same Way, As The Fed Raises Rates

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Endeavour Financial Focuses Its Gold Strategy On The Greenstone Belts Of West Africa

Excalibur Focuses On A Resumption Of Mining At Juno, But The Exploration Upside Remains Compelling Too

G4G Will Soon Be In A Position To Offer Bespoke Geothermal Power Solutions To South American Miners

It Remains To Be Seen Whether The Russian Rescue Of Crew Gold Will Pay Off, Or Not

Anglesey Mining Offers Investors A Cheap And Easy Way Of Playing The Strengthening Iron Ore Markets

Private Equity, State Owned Entities, And Sovereign Wealth Funds: The New Arbiters Of Power In The Post Credit Crunch World

Coal of Africa Gets Its Assets In Order For The Next Major Advance

The Canadian Markets Are Starting To Recognize The Past Success And Future Potential Of Evolving Gold

Mwana Africa Is Quietly Confident In Zimbabwe, While In The Congo The Resource Base At The Zani Kodo Gold Project Is Rising Rapidly

Chromex Mining Plans To Double Its Output Of Chrome Products By September

The New Chief Executive Of Hong Kong Investment Company Apac Resources Is A Once-Familiar Face In London

Rusal Soldiers On, Under Pressure In Guinea, But Propped Up In Moscow

The Presenters At Our Inaugural 2010 Minesite Forum Played To A Packed House, As Sentiment In London Continues To Look Positive

Cluff Gold Is Well On The Way To Becoming A 300,000 Ounce Per Year Producer By 2012

The Earth Moves For Hillgrove Resources: Cash In The Bank, Short-Term Cashflow, And A Potential New Porphyry In Indonesia

Overcapacity Everywhere, Except In Mining

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Colossus Minerals Is Pushing Its High Grade Gold, Platinum, And Palladium Mine Into Production As Quickly As Possible

A Small, But Perfect Package: Kingsrose Nears Production At The High Grade Way Linggo Gold Project In Indonesia

Regency Mines Contemplates Funding Options For Its Nickel Joint Venture, And Commences Drilling For Gold In The Yilgarn

Diamondcorp Goes In Search Of Funding To Restart Redevelopment At The Lace Mine In South Africa

African Consolidated Will Benefit From The Influx Of Mining Companies And Equipment From South Africa Into Zimbabwe

The Imminent Listing Of Stellar Diamonds Is Further Good News For Cornerstone Investor African Aura