India finally shaping as a major commodities importer; Metal Tiger buys back into Greatland; Gold Fields strike continues

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30 Day Trial Subscribe Global Edition Daily 3 December 2018 Metal Tiger buys back into Greatland London developer sold out last year at 2.3p, buys new stake at 1.72p PGM posts loss, plans to advance Waterberg Auditor doubts company's ability to continue as going concern India finally shaping as a major commodities importer Coal buying shows trend in emergence of key demand centre for mining demand WorldView-3 Satellite Imagery for Exploration Explore with the Highest Spatial and Spectral Resolution Satellite Imagery Commercially Available SPONSORED MESSAGE Exploration outlook 2019 Confidence returns to mineral exploration space, but investors not yet caught up in the cycle NUM rejects Gold Fields offer Industrial action set to continue indefinitely, won't change retrenchment outcome World Markets Insight more Tariff respite boosts markets View more market data Dealing with the complexity of Coal data with Geobank 2018 Geobank provides a secure and flexible data management system for mining and exploration companies. SPONSORED MESSAGE W ships first tungsten from La Parrilla First export shipment comes 10 days after early first production Better Syrah news from Balama Syrah points to much improved production Rio's Amrun bauxite sets sail Amrun bauxite on the water ResourceStocks Returns to Sydney Connecting open-minded investors with the region's current mining opportunities. SPONSORED MESSAGE FROM OUR PARTNERS more Sustained investment in people a big plus for consultancy byrnecut SPONSORED Supporting the success of women in the mining industry mining indaba SPONSORED DR Congo: Is government intervention the real risk to watch? verisk maplecroft SPONSORED AMC Consultants: Didipio mine planning case study amc consultants SPONSORED This email was sent to fernandoqueens@gmail.com Global Edition Daily newsletter uses an HTML-rich media format to provide a visually attractive layout. Manage your newsletter preferences and frequency Unsubscribe from this newsletter Reset your website password Address Aspermont Media Ltd WeWork, 1st floor, 1 Poultry, London, EC2R 8EJ Phone: +44 207 216 6099 Fax: +44 207 216 6099 Subscription Enquiries Email: subscriptions@aspermont.com Phone: +44 207 216 6099 Fax: +44 207 216 6050 www.aspermont.com Disclaimer | © Aspermont Media Ltd | Privacy Policy