Copper Stock Articles

Mineral exploration growing in BC - Survey

Mar. 3, 2019, 9:00 AM / Valentina Ruiz Leotaud

For the second year in a row, mineral and coal exploration expenditure in British Columbia increased in 2018.This is according to the British Columbia Mineral and Coal Exploration Survey carried out by the provincial Ministry of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources, the Association for Mineral Exploration and Ernst & Young.After collecting insights from nearly 300 exploration projects across BC,...Read More

New resource includes pit potential under layback agreement

02 March 2019 / Staff writer

Alkane maps own path to world-class critical metals producerSPONSOREDalkane resourcesThe new resource has 250 million tonnes grading 0.48% copper, 0.29 grams per tonne of gold and 7.5g/t of silver for a 0.74% copper equivalent grade or a 1.09g/t gold equivalent grade in the indicated category, containing 2.6 billion pounds of copper, 2.3 million ounces of gold and 61Moz of silver.In addition, it h...Read More

SolGold's Mather looks to be next BHP

02 March 2019 / Staff reporter

Eastern promise for PolarXSPONSOREDpolarxAltech ticks boxes on path to production SPONSOREDaltech chemicals"We hope this will confirm it has tier one economics … I hope SolGold becomes for Ecuador what BHP was for Australia, a 100-150-year company.Read More

Peru plans to give Southern Copper key permit for long-delayed $1.4B project

Mar. 1, 2019, 11:55 AM / Reuters

The Peruvian government will likely grant Southern Copper Corp a construction license for its $1.4 billion Tia Maria project before its environmental permit expires in August, the energy and mines minister told Reuters on Thursday.Southern Copper has spent years waiting for the construction license, a final green light for Tia Maria that consecutive governments have declined to give amid fears it...Read More

First Vanadium, a High-Grade Primary Vanadium Project in the U.S.

Mar1, 2019 / MiningFeeds.com

First Vanadium (TSX-V: FVAN) is one of the better known vanadium companies. Its CEO, Paul Cowley, can be seen in a number of video clips that I linked to at the bottom of the page. Despite being a blue chip name, First Vanadium's market cap is just US$19.5 M. This, for a company that claims to have the highest-grade primary vanadium project in North America, and a plan to fast-track its fl...Read More

Canada's mining sector at a crossroads - report

Feb. 28, 2019, 2:26 PM / MINING.com Editor

Canada's mining sector is going through dramatic change, but the industry remains bullish on growth, KPMG International's latest Global Mining Risk Report finds.While recent merger and acquisition transactions have raised concerns about the future of Canada's mining sector, domestic firms remain optimistic about growth opportunities. Canadian stock exchanges are the global leader in mining financ...Read More

China's strong imports help explain low LME metal stock

Feb. 28, 2019, 11:57 AM / Reuters

If you're wondering why London Metal Exchange (LME) stocks of metals such as copper and zinc are so low, part of the answer lies with the current strength of Chinese imports.LME copper stocks, excluding metal awaiting load-out, currently total a meagre 21,600 tonnes, the lowest since 2005.There are just 52,650 tonnes of "live" LME zinc stocks, a level not seen this century.Lead can be added to the...Read More

Aurubis still on lookout for acquisitions -CEO

Feb. 28, 2019, 11:16 AM / Reuters

Aurubis AG, Europe's biggest copper smelter, is still seeking growth via acquisitions, CEO Juergen Schachler said on Thursday."As a practically debt-free company we possess a comfortable financial scope," Schachler told shareholders in Hamburg."But we intend to undertake small or medium-sized acquisitions rather than a large transaction."Schachler repeated a previous forecast for the 2018/19 finan...Read More

Australian mining industry group praises free trade deal with Peru

Feb. 28, 2019, 6:59 AM / MINING.com Staff

On the one year anniversary of the signing of the Peru-Australia Free Trade Agreement (PAFTA), the Minerals Council of Australia issued a statement saying that the ratification of the deal is expected to deliver major investment and job opportunities for Australia's mining industry."Under PAFTA, Peru will eliminate 99.4% of its tariffs, including on valuable Australian resources such as iron ore,...Read More

Golden Share Resources acquires Sandridge project in Ontario

Feb. 28, 2019, 6:55 AM / MINING.com Staff

Golden Share Resources (TSXV: GSH) announced this week that it has acquired the Sandridge project through map staking.The project is located approximately 150 kilometres east of Thunder Bay, in eastern Canada, and it sits on the Winston Lake Greenstone Belt, known by its initials WLGB.This is not Golden Share's first incursion in the area. The Ontario-based firm previously held the past-producing...Read More

Bullish Sentiment Won't Prevent a Breakout in Gold

Feb 28, 2019 / Jordan Roy-Byrne

Back in 2013 I recall having a bearish view on the stock market due to extremely bullish sentiment readings. The market completely ignored that, made a major breakout through 13 year resistance and continued running for years.Lesson learned.Turning to Gold, we find something similar during major breakouts in 2005, 2007 and 2009. In the chart below we plot Gold along with its net speculative positi...Read More

Three-year approval to benefit Mount Milligan operation

28 February 2019 / Staff reporter

Eastern promise for PolarXSPONSOREDpolarxWater shortages at the copper-gold mine were among the impacts on the company's 2018 earnings, which Centerra revealed last week were about 50% lower than in 2017.Read More

Mongolia explorer missing right fanfare?

28 February 2019 / Staff reporter

Eastern promise for PolarXSPONSOREDpolarxThe obvious challenge for Australian-listed Xanadu is that it is exploring in Mongolia, a country with a reputation for making life difficult for foreign mining companies, as Rio Tinto has discoveredRead More

Sherlock delivers another huge hit

28 February 2019 / Staff reporter

Two-time Vale president Eliezer Batista diesLeadershipLook beyond market approach to project valuations: van ZylLeadershipQuality emerges at Galan's blue-chip lithium addressSPONSOREDgalan lithium"Tshisekedi would be a relatively positive figure for mining investment"SPONSOREDverisk maplecroftThe intercept from the Sherlock zone also contained 2.1g/t silver and included 8m at 0.64% c...Read More

Rio Tinto sheds some light on copper find

28 February 2019 / Staff reporter

Eastern promise for PolarXSPONSOREDpolarxThe company's exploration team has been working at Winu, 130km north of Telfer, since late 2017.Read More

US mulls uranium limits

28 February 2019 / Staff reporter

Bezant buzz builds around big projectsSPONSOREDbezant resourcesWhite Gold Corp a major force in Yukon as exploration drive reaps dividendsSPONSOREDwhite gold corpQuality emerges at Galan's blue-chip lithium addressSPONSOREDgalan lithium"Tshisekedi would be a relatively positive figure for mining investment"SPONSOREDverisk maplecroftUranium related investments should be less risky tha...Read More

Stunning footage of Australia copper, lead, zinc train derailment

Feb. 27, 2019, 3:14 PM / Frik Els

Queensland Rail had stowed a train carrying copper, lead and zinc concentrate from Glencore's operations in the Australian state on 31 January as a precautionary measure.That was not sufficient to protect the 80-wagon Mount Isa train after historic rainfall of as much as 1.16 meters by February 7 near Townsville, where Glencore's copper refinery servicing its Mount Isa Mines is located.According t...Read More

BHP announces executive changes

Feb. 27, 2019, 2:47 PM / Reuters

BHP Group Ltd, the world's biggest miner, announced a raft of management changes on Thursday, in line with its "transformation agenda" led by Chief Executive Andrew Mackenzie.The executive-level changes at BHP include the appointment of a chief commercial officer and the resignation of its president of petroleum operations.Mackenzie late last year set up a so-called transformation office that repo...Read More

Chile set to unveil 25 mining projects open for investment at this year's PDAC

Feb. 27, 2019, 10:18 AM / Global Public Affairs

The Chilean government will actively be seeking investors for 25 new mining projects when it attends the PDAC Convention in Toronto next week. The projects, which include the mining of a variety of metals including copper, gold, lithium and cobalt, will represent an investment of $500 million and are estimated to lead to 1,500 new jobs in the construction phase alone.Chile's Minister of Mining, Ba...Read More

Belgian fast-moving 'caterpillar' in deep sea copper, cobalt race

Feb. 27, 2019, 9:32 AM / Reuters

* U.N. meeting in Jamaica to work on deep sea mining law* China holds most licences, Belgium has technological edge* DeepGreen has partnership with Denmark's Maersk* DEME unit Global Sea Mineral Resources tests technologyBelgian group DEME and Canada's DeepGreen are carrying out tests and research to collect nodules containing copper, cobalt and other minerals from the ocean floor, as a race to mi...Read More

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