Rosneft development raises investors interest
Rosneft is currently the world’s largest publicly traded oil company, no small feat given its haphazard development over the last 25 years. Over the past...
Category : Mining News
Privatization of Serbian oil company NIS by Gazprom still in Pre-Investigation Phase
Preliminary Investigation Lasting for as much as Year and a Half The Ministry of Interior has confirmed to the Research and Analysis Center of Vojvodina...
Alacer Gold receives approval of permits for Çöpler mine in Turkey
Alacer has an 80% interest in the Çöpler gold mine in Turkey, which is operated by Anagold Madencilik Sanayi. The remaining 20% interest in the...
Karelian Diamond Resources acquires new Finnish mining permit
Karelian Diamond Resources has agreed to acquire a diamond mining permit over the Lahtojoki project in Finland, which it predicts can become a profitable low...
Eurasia Mining: Positive Results From Monchetundra Drilling In Russia
Eurasia Mining PLC on Friday said it has received positive intermediary drilling results for the Monchetundra platinum project in north west Russia. Eurasia said infill...
Tigers Realm doubles Russia coal project’s mine life
The mining licence and construction permits have been granted, and lesser mining approvals were expected to be awarded by the end of the second quarter...
Even the ‘Good’ Gold Mines Are Pretty Bad
Despite gold’s pristine reputation, extracting it can be messy business as I learned one sunny day in mid-April of last year. There in Long Canyon,...
Nevsun Resources to buy Reservoir Minerals for $365 million
Lundin Mining Canadian miner, said on March 3 that it agreed to buy part of Freeport’s stake in the Timok project for up to $262.5 million....
UK miner "Mineco Group" prepares for construction of Olovo lead mine in Bosnia
Preparations for the construction of the first mine in Bosnia and Herzegovina after thirty years are underway, and they have lasted for almost four years....
Investors call for mining giant climate risk transparency
Investors responsible for more than $8 trillion have called on mining giants Anglo American, Glencore and Rio Tinto to be more transparent over climate change...