Archive for the ‘Mining Finance’


Published October 3rd, 2009

Profit Gold miner Newmont Mining increased

Newmont Mining Corp., One of the largest gold mining company in the world, has announced net profits revenues from gold industry of U.S. $ 1.97 billion at the beginning of this year.

Admission is comprised 5.125 percent in 2019 because the principal amount and $ 900 million 6.25 per cent in 2039 because the principal amount of $ 1.1 billion. Newmont received net result of approximately $ 1.97 billion after deducting discounts and estimated production costs.

For that Newmont Mining Corp.., Planning to project development company, adding working capital, and the possibility of acquiring companies that have been observed lately.
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Published September 30th, 2009

Purchase of shares Vatukoula Gold Mines by Canadian Zinc Corporation

Back happening buying shares of gold mining companies, namely Vatukoula Gold Mines has sold 125 million new shares to Canadian Zinc Corporation with an investment of 1.5 million Pounds Sterling. This has resulted in increasingly strong position of Canadian Zinc Corporation in the Gold Mining Stock.

Vatukoula Gold Mines is a gold mining company in the UK listed on the AIM Market of London Stock Exchange, and currently owns and operates the Vatukoula Gold Mine located in Fiji, an island which has a high grade gold deposit.

Canadian Zinc Corporation Investment in Vatukoula Gold Mines is to increase the production of the annual average in order to reach 100,000 ounces at the beginning of the year 2011 will, as promised by the Vatukoula Gold Mines in the early discussions before buying shares. (more…)

Published September 8th, 2009

Decrease in stock market prices is affecting oil prices

Crude oil for October delivery fell $ 1.91 to settle at $ 68.05 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange. this led to the loss of a contract Monday $ 2.78 to settle at $ 69.96, which means that crude oil has fallen nearly 6 percent in the week.

But on Tuesday, energy prices seem to be improving after the Institute for Supply Management, a trade group of purchasing executives, analyzing the manufacturing index to rise to 52.9 in August.

Bounce Tuesday energy prices and short-lived both equity and energy markets just before noon reversed. Phil Flynn, analyst questioned whether PFGBest manufacturing report gives a distorted image of the economy.

Even though most energy experts believe the government will report the serial-down in gasoline and crude stocks Wednesday as part of a weekly report, the level remained very high and driving season comes to a close. (more…)

Published August 22nd, 2009

Rejection spot price of Iron Ore to China on the Slumps Steel Company

Price of iron ore shipped from Australia to China, the world’s largest buyer, declined 9.3 percent occur after the rejection rates of steel in China.

Rates for classes 62 percent iron ore fell $ 9.70 to $ 95 a metric ton yesterday, according to The Steel Index. After an increase to $ 105.90 on Aug. 13, which is the highest price this year. Price hot-rolled coil steel in China fell 2.1 percent yesterday and has declined 13 percent since Aug. 7.

The decline occurred as the output price increases in China and steel prices slumped, Tom Albanese, CEO of Rio Tinto Group, the world’s second largest ore exporter, said yesterday. Steel price index has increased 32 percent this year as China’s 4 trillion-yuan ($ 585 billion) stimulus plan spurred demand.

“The steel overheated market,” said Mark Pervan, senior commodity strategist at Australia & New Zealand Banking Group Ltd ore prices in May that “back to $ 90 a short ton,” he said. (more…)

Published January 20th, 2009

Backup Mine in Indonesia is Very Abundant

Indonesian known as a country rich with natural resources. One of the potential natural wealth is owned by the metal and mineral reserves are promising enough. Currently, Indonesia is one of the producers as well as the main exporter of coal and tin in the world. Data from 2007 to the level of production at that time, lead is still estimated to have reserves to 8-10 years, nickel 150-200 years, 50-75 years old copper, gold, 150-250 years, 100 years of iron, bauxite and 20-30 years. Meanwhile, coal resources, with 90 billion tons of reserves and 18.7 billion tons, the coal is still a role for a period of at least 110-120 years.

With the potential of the abundant reserves, the entry in Indonesia in the world’s largest manufacturer of commodities to some of mine. Indonesian seventh in the order of the largest coal producer in the world and was ranked for two of the world production of tin. Mining sector in Indonesia at this time not only diramaikan by foreign mining companies, but also by a local mining company. (more…)

Published December 5th, 2008

Franco Nevada’s Harquail envisions monetary expansion generating next gold bull market

“Never has there been so much money lost in such a short period of time,” Franco Nevada President and CEO David Harquail told an audience at the Northwest Mining Association conference Wednesday.

Nevertheless, Harquail declared,” We’re expecting gold to go into the thousands” as a monetary expansion generates the “next gold bull market.”

The former president of Newmont Capital, Harquail advised that when gold gets re-inflated, expect other commodities to follow.

In his luncheon address to the Northwest Mining Association conference in Reno, Harquail admitted witnessing shock and fear last month in London among the fund managers who had heavily invested in precious metals mining. At the time mining shares were down an average of 72%, major mining companies had been placed on Credit Watch, and mining M&A bids were collapsing. (more…)

Published December 5th, 2008

St Andrew Announces Repricing of Flow Through Private Placement

St Andrew Goldfields Ltd. announces that due to recent market condition, it will reprice the previously announced $6.0 million private placement of flow-through units from $0.27 per unit to $0.22 per unit and reduce the warrant exercise price from $0.49 to $0.44 per share.

Under the revised terms of the offering, St Andrew will issue up to 27,272,728 units for gross proceeds of up to $6 million, with each unit consisting of one common share to be issued on a flow-through basis and one-half of one common share purchase warrant. Each whole warrant will entitle the holder to purchase one common share of the Company at an exercise price of $0.44 per common share for a period of eighteen months from the closing date of Offering.

Closing of this Offering is anticipated to occur in December 2008.
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Published December 5th, 2008

Gold Selling for $10 an Ounce!

Beware of the peddler trying to sell you the Brooklyn Bridge. But if you come across a guy looking to sell another type of bridge namely Seabridge Gold you might want to pay attention.

The fellow’s name is Rudi, but he’s not the former Big Apple mayor who was caught on film in drag. This Rudi, Rudi Fronk, is the founder and CEO of Seabridge, and this week he announced to the mining industry that he is looking to sell his company to one of the majors.

With a whopping 27.8 million ounces of measured and indicated gold resources, and a share price that has dropped by more than 70% in 2008, my bet is that those major miners will be eager to get their hands on this company. Silver Wheaton (NYSE: SLW) shares valued at $1 per ounce of silver was surprising enough, but what about gold at $10 per ounce?
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