The Latest ResourceStocks Profiles in Mining Journal

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Dear Reader, Please find below a roundup of the most recent company profiles featured in Mining Journal (MJ) and on the MJ and Miningnews.net websites. Login now to access these features, or subscribe here from £37 to receive immediate access.     Latest ResourceStocks Company Profiles   Prized Mahenge graphite draws high-grade leaders Top-shelf projects customarily draw high-calibre leaders to convert potential into maximum value and Mahenge in Tanzania is no exception. A graphite venture now funded through to completion of a definitive feasibility study, it has this year attracted new investor support but also, crucially, the right executive team to guide it into production. Read more >>     PolarX marks its spot The spotlight on the global hunt for major new copper deposits has flashed onto Ecuador, Botswana, Mongolia and the DRC in 2017. PolarX's (ASX:PXX) Frazer Tabeart is determined to make the US state of Alaska a much bigger focus of the investment community in 2018. Read more >>     Berkeley defies the uranium gloom Next year is likely to be one to remember for Berkeley Energia (AU/LN:BKY). The company is expected to award major contracts and commence full construction at its Salamanca uranium project in western Spain. Read more >>     Striking it right in Guyana With investor attention increasingly being drawn to the potential of the Guyana's (Guyana and French Guiana) in South America, Guyana Goldstrike (CN:GYA) has set out to become one of the leading lights in the relatively underexplored greenstone belts of southern Guyana. Read more >>     RESOURCEStocks Australian Mines Q&A: Benjamin Bell Emerging cobalt, nickel and scandium company Australian Mines (AU:AUZ) is well-funded and powering ahead with its two large-scale battery ingredients projects in eastern Australia. MD Benjamin Bell provides an update as decision time nears. Read more >>     Latest Aspermont Research & Intelligence   Top of the rocks One of the common complaints of miners today is they have little control over their profitability. They can set the cutoff grades and keep the mill at maximum capacity, but this is pretty marginal in the grand scheme of things. Read more >>     LOGIN     You have received this email because you have subscribed to Mining Journal as [email address suppressed]. If you no longer wish to receive emails please unsubscribe . Copyright © 2000-2017 Aspermont Ltd. All rights reserved.

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