De Beers Group Auctions has appointed Alastair Bickerstaff as its product development and sales head. The new role is an amalgamation of two instrumental elements of the business, namely product development and sales.
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Aim-listed gold producer Goldplat on Monday announced the appointment of a new CEO and reported a loss from operating activities of £501 000 for the financial year ended June 30. This compares with a profit of £2.51-million in the 2018 financial year.
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West Africa-focused Oriole Resources is expanding its footprint in Cameroon through the formation of a new 90%-owned local subsidiary, Oriole Cameroon. Oriole is earning up to a 90% interest through its partnership with Bureau d’Etudes et d’Investigati…
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ASX-listed Bardoc Gold has taken another step towards its objective of building a significant mid-tier Australian gold company after delivering a substantial increase in the mineral resource for its 100%-owned Bardoc gold project, in Western Australia,…
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During the six months ended June 30, Aim-listed Bushveld Minerals continued to build on the firm foundation it has established, CEO Fortune Mojapelo said on Monday. He noted that the integrated primary vanadium producer was “enjoying progress across th…
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ASX-listed Bass Metals and downstream graphite process Urbix Resources have signed a strategic memorandum of understanding to identify the optimum joint venture structure and product mix with a view of establishing a production facility in Madagascar….
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Queensland is missing out on a multi-billion dollar addition to its resources and energy industry, owing to bans on uranium mining, Queensland Resources Council (QRC) CEO Ian Macfarlane told an inquiry on Monday. In a statement issued following public …
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Securing reliable sources of water is becoming a challenge for mining companies globally, says ratings agency Moody’s. It notes that water is not only a vital resource in the mining process, but mines also use a significant amount of water in a variety…
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Emerging tungsten producer Premier African Minerals has, by way of a direct subscription, raised £250 000, before expenses, at an issue price of 0.02p per new ordinary share. This is expected to be the last direct placement Premier will need in advance…
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The South African mining industry returned to profitability this year, despite a challenging operating environment owing to regulatory uncertainty, energy constraints, labour disputes, illegal mining activities and a skills shortage, PwC’s eleventh ‘SA…
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