Osisko Mining owns the best drill intersection of 2019

Having trouble viewing this email?  View online Mining News Digest Friday 8 February 2019 Home     Gold     Coal     Copper     Diamond     Iron Ore     Nickel     PGMs     Silver Osisko Mining owns the best drill intersection of 2019 Windfall gold project in Quebec tops list and Global Atomic Corp's uranium project in Niger comes in second. read » Trilogy Metals, South32 increase exploration budget for Alaska projects Each company will contribute an additional $1 million for exploration at the Upper Kobuk mineral projects. read » First Quantum inks $2.7B refinancing deal Company has signed a new $2.7-billion term loan and revolving credit facility, replacing the existing $1.5 billion one. read » Gem Diamonds finds from iconic Lesotho mine drop, shares slump The company unearthed three of the 15 diamonds over 100 carats it found in 2018 in Q4, but carat recovery dropped by 17% to 29,523 ct in the period. read » Russia's Nordgold to invest over $360m in Guinea mine The Russian gold producer has received a 15-year mining permit for its Lefa mine. read » Goldplay counts 47m equivalent ounces silver at San Marcial The indicated resource totals 7.6 million tonnes grading 117 g/t silver, 0.5% zinc and 0.3% lead. read » Bulk sample yields 13,300 ounces gold from Wallbridge's Fenelon Wallbridge has plans to start its 2019 drilling program in mid-February. read » Codelco sees copper output drop 1.9% in 2018 Last year, Chile's total copper production rose by 6 percent to 5.83 million tonnes. read » Gainey confirms strike length at Las Margaritas Gainey Capital's Las Margaritas gold project in Durango, Mexico has sampled up to 40 grams gold per tonne. read » Australia's Pacific National says coal train derailed, service impacted A Yancoal spokesman said that its Moolarben Coal complex had been directly impacted by the train derailment but that it was too early to advise of any potential impact to customers read » Norsk Hydro's Q4 hit by restricted Brazil output, shares hit 2-year low "A prolonged embargo will have negative impact on earnings, cash flow and sentiment." read » As good as gold for some brides in India as election nears In the past, gifts have included electric fans, laptops, pressure cookers and televisions. read » Brazil set to ban upstream tailings dams after collapse kills hundreds The National Mining Agency aims to issue an ordinance on Friday requiring that upstream tailings dams be taken down or converted into other types of dams. read » Death toll rises to six at South Africa coal mine gas explosion Rescue efforts were hampered by dangerously high levels of toxic gas underground. read » Fourteen NGOs oppose LME plans to ban tainted cobalt Is the LME trying to create a reputational green wash that allows it to say its members source responsibly because they tick some boxes? read » Maduro sold 40% of Venezuela's gold last year amid cash crunch The government sold a total of 73 tonnes of gold to two firms in the United Arab Emirates and another in Turkey. read » Crown Mining takes over California's Light's Creek Copper District The company staked 35 new claims that cover potential extensions to the high-grade ore previously mined at the site. read » Vancouver junior acquires Temple Mountain vanadium property in Utah The Temple Mountain property was first mined in 1914. read » UEX eyes 2.94% Co and 2.08% Ni drilled over 4.5 metres at West Bear Other assays were positive as well. read » Troilus launches 40,000-metre drill campaign Two phases are planned to de-risk and expand on the current resource report last November. read » Balmoral extends known depth of Grasset deposit in Quebec The junior explorer reported this week that Grasset's H1 zone has now been intersected for 1,140 metres along strike. read » Indonesia plans 22% "safeguard" tariff on aluminium foil – WTO filing The proposed tariff, would fall to 18% in the second year and 14% in the third year. read » Steelmaker Voestalpine tones down expectations after Q3 loss The European steel sector is navigating choppy waters as the car industry is slowing and pressure on oil prices has dampened demand from the oil equipment industry. read » ArcelorMittal sees small steel demand rise, shares slip on margin concerns ArcelorMittal is investing in projects in Mexico and Brazil, and has bought Votorantim in Brazil and Italy's Ilva, Europe's largest capacity steel plant. read » Russia's MMK says 2019 output volumes will remain flat MMK expects healthy output volumes, and that the asset will not remain loss-making in 2019. read » Read more news on MINING.com » Home     Gold     Coal     Copper     Diamond     Iron Ore     Nickel     PGMs     Silver About Us   |  Privacy Policy  |  Unsubscribe   |  Contact Us   |  Advertise This email was sent to you by InfoMine Inc. 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