Copper Stock Articles

Sierra finds new zone at Yauricocha

05 JUNE 2018 / Staff reporter

It said the drilling had identified copper sulphide-rich mineral deposits, and the new hydrothermal breccias which contained high-grade zinc and remained open at depth.Among the highlights, Sierra intercepted 57m at 1.86g/t silver, 0.54% lead, 0.28% copper and 9.53% zinc, from 92.2m, outside the Yauricocha Fault contact zone.The company has drilled four holes to date from the 1070 level in the Con...Read More

Macro Roundup (Jun 5)

Jun 05, 2018 / Staff reporter

SHANGHAI, Jun 5 (SMM) – This is a roundup of global macroeconomic news last night and what is expected today.Last nightThe US dollar index weakened overnight but rebounded above 94 after the US-North Korea summit was finalised.Both LME and SHFE metals rose across the board overnight except for tin. SHFE tin dropped close to 1% and LME tin dipped. LME lead rose over 1%, and SHFE lead gained o...Read More

UPDATE 1-UK Stocks-Factors to watch on June 4

Jun 05, 2018 / Reuters

(Adds company news and futures)June 4 (Reuters) - Britain's FTSE 100 .FTSE index is seen opening 22 points higher at 7,723 on Monday, according to financial bookmakers, with futures FFIc1 up 0.35 percent ahead of the cash market open.* Virgin Money/CYBG: The acquisition of British bank Virgin Money VM.L by lender CYBG Woodward Inc WWD.O with net proceeds totalling 673 million euros. EMMERSON: Em...Read More

UK Stocks-Factors to watch on June 4

Jun 05, 2018 / Reuters

June 4 (Reuters) - Britain's FTSE 100 .FTSE index is seen opening 22 points higher at 7,723 on Monday, according to financial bookmakers.* ASTRAZENECA: AstraZeneca Plc AZN.L plans to disclose payments to doctors in all countries in which it operates in a move that will pile pressure on its rivals to follow suit, The Times reported. POUNDWORLD: British discount retailer Poundworld is close to a res...Read More

SMM Evening Comments (Jun 5)

Jun 05, 2018 / Staff reporter

SHANGHAI, Jun 5 (SMM) – Nonferrous metals saw mixed trading on Tuesday June 5. SHFE lead led the gains and closed nearly 3.6% higher, copper rose nearly 1%, and zinc inched up. Tin fell over 1%, nickel dipped, while aluminium went flat. In the ferrous market, iron ore jumped over 1.7%, rebar and hot-rolled coil went up slightly, while coke fell over 1% and coking coal dipped 0.76%....Read More

South32 looks to Mexico in $100M zinc deal

05 JUNE 2018 / Kristie Batten

The Perth-based diversified miner overnight signed an agreement with Toronto-listed Silver Bull Resources on the Sierra Mojada zinc-silver project in Mexico.Read More

Metminco starts drilling at Tesorito

05 JUNE 2018 / Staff reporter

In March, it said it was raising upwards of A$5 million (US$3.86 million) for exploration in Colombia.The company hopes the diamond drilling programme will confirm and expand the gold mineral system previously drilled by a previous owner, as well as test a previously undrilled geophysical anomaly.Of the three diamond core holes previously drilled, the best hit a 384m intercept grading 1.1g/t gold,...Read More

Data: SHFE, DCE market movement (Jun 5)

Jun 05, 2018 / Staff reporter

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Anglo American back exploring in Australia

05 JUNE 2018 / David Upton

The company in February applied for 19 contiguous exploration licences over 5,700 square kilometres in western Queensland, and appears to be targeting a potential southern extension of the Mount Isa fault under the Georgina Basin.Read More

Arc ups Zamsort interest to 55%

05 JUNE 2018 / Staff reporter

The company, formerly known as Ortac Resources, has acquired a further 6% interest from Terra Metals in exchange for 17.5 million new ordinary shares of no par value in Arc Minerals.It became Zamsort's largest shareholder in mid-May when it upped its holding from 14% to 49% by acquiring 35% of Terra's shares in Zamsort for 102.1 million new ordinary shares.Arc also holds a convertible loan note in...Read More

SMM Morning Comments (Jun 5)

Jun 05, 2018 / Staff reporter

SHANGHAI, Jun 5 (SMM) –Copper: Copper prices rose overnight as the US dollar weakened. Labour negotiations at BHP’s Escondida copper mine in Chile, the world’s largest copper mine, which began last week are also likely to weigh on supply. In light to the shutdown of the second largest copper smelter in India, SMM remains bullish on copper prices in the short term due to the expec...Read More

Inside support for Petropavlovsk putsch

05 JUNE 2018 / Alex Hamer

London-listed Petropavlovsk (POG) is in the midst of a major shareholder battle that could see the whole board booted at the June 29 annual general meeting.Read More

Commodity price optimism and the curious case of uranium...

05 JUNE 2018 / Jayant Bhandari*

What they fail to foresee is that by providing money at a low cost of capital they oversupply investment capital, facilitating market over-supply.The end result is that despite increased demand, commodity prices lag, leaving investors with sub-optimal returns.Even if investors' expectation for supply deficits turns out to be true, there is no reason why they should build-in higher commodity prices...Read More

Rock Tech Lithium starts PEA on Ontario pegmatite play...

05 JUNE 2018 / Henry Lazenby in Vancouver

DMT is calculating an updated resource estimate for the project, which is expected to be released soon, and which will form the basis of the PEA. The resource update is expected to entail an increase of tonnage based on the exploration work undertaken over the past 18 months, and an upgrade of resource classification, in line with Canada's National Instrument 43-101 guidelines.Read More

To the editor: Why is exploration success so elusive?...

05 JUNE 2018 / Mining Journal

See these two Richard Schodde graphs.Ultimately, however, mineral exploration underwent a very significant structural change because of this progressive shallow ore deposit depletion. This structural change was signalled by the fact that, for the first time in modern history, a very strong multi-year increase in mineral exploration expenditure was not answered by a parallel increase in ore deposit...Read More

Henry Lazenby joins Mining Journal in Vancouver

05 JUNE 2018 / Staff reporter

An award-winning journalist who has been covering the Canadian, Americas and global mining investment markets for more than a decade, Lazenby was most recently deputy editor, North America, for Mining Weekly.He has been based in Canada for the past six years and has travelled extensively to report on conferences, events, projects, mines and companies.Prior to his time in Canada, Lazenby worked in...Read More

"...a company's reputation is driven by the reputation...

05 JUNE 2018 / Staff reporter

ICMM CEO Tom Butler has provided the foreword to the "Mining Journal Global Leadership Report: Preparing for transformation" which is being released later this month.The former soldier who went into the oil and gas industry then mining finance took on his current role in mid-2015.In his foreword, he notes the growing importance of stakeholder engagement, and mining with principles."It has been est...Read More

New GA find is off the charts

05 JUNE 2018 / David Upton

If you are in the mineral exploration business you'll likely remember the buzz created by Graham Heinson's "Fingers of God" cross-section of crust in the Olympic Dam province. His magnetotelluric (MT) work revealed slender, conductive fingers of crust swirling up from the mantle to beneath Olympic Dam, Wirrda Well and two other locations coinciding with known mineralisation.Read More

Rio Tinto completes sale of Australian coal asset

Jun. 4, 2018, 4:29 PM / Valentina Ruiz Leotaud

Despite the fact that top coal producers are receiving the highest profits in six years from their coal mines, Rio Tinto (ASX, LON, NYSE: RIO) continues to work towards accomplishing its mission of completely divesting from its coal assets.In a media brief, the world's No.2 miner announced that it had completed the sale of its 75 percent interest in the Winchester South coal development project in...Read More

Cobalt thrifting in EV batteries won't dent price any time soon

Jun. 4, 2018, 1:16 PM / Frik Els

Even best-case, early roll-out of new cobalt-light batteries won't solve supply issues Cobalt, a crucial element in batteries for cellphones and electric vehicles, has been drifting lower since hitting near 10-year peaks on the LME in March, but is still up nearly fourfold from its 2016 trough.Mindful of the fact that the volatile commodity reached $115,000 a tonne a decade ago, long before EV de...Read More

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