Search Results
Mining Companies Plan Merger, Xtrata Submit A Proposal To The Merger Bid Anglo American
Xtrata and Anglo American are the two largest mining company, has assets of exploration and mining large. The two companies compete to sell the production of mining exploration. However, the condition of the economic crisis affecting the global mining company Xtrata. Xtrata company reported decreased net profit 77 percent in the first six months of [...]
Steel Prices in Asia Dropped 4%, Steel Demand and Market in China Review
Chinese spot steel prices dropped 4% to a five month low, reversing firm trade in recent weeks, as sporadic evidence of demand recovery in the auto and construction sectors failed to translate into broad based buying amid steady output growth.
China Iron Ore Demand Hit Record 51 million tones in March
China’s iron ore imports surged to a new record in March, its transportation ministry said on Wednesday, the latest sign of tumbling spot prices and relatively strong domestic demand in the world’s largest steel producer.
Brazilian Biggest Mining Company, Vale Launches Construction of Coal Mine Exploration Project in Mozambique
Brazilian mining giant Vale on Friday launched the construction of a $1.3 billion coal project in northern Mozambique, with the capacity to produce 11 million tonnes of coal per year.
Australian Mining Sector Forecast Iron Ore and Copper Mine Production Increase To June 2010
Australia forecast a strong rise in iron ore production and a 10 percent jump in copper mine output in the year to June 2010, even after factoring in a more prolonged economic slump that has already triggered supply curbs.
Australian Mining Companies Forecast Strong Increase Iron Ore-Copper Mine Production
Australia forecast a strong rise in iron ore production and a 10 percent jump in copper mine output in the year to June 2010, even after factoring in a more prolonged economic slump that has already triggered supply curbs.
Coal, Copper And Precious Metals Company Lost USD 2.2 Trillion In Market
By Tuesday last week, the world’s top 20 mining and top 20 oil stocks had lost USD 2.2 trillion in market value (capitalisation), from record highs seen over the past 12 months; ahead of the opening of markets in the Americas on Monday, close to USD 400bn of that lost value had been clawed back.
Fortescue Wants To Be Iron Ore Producer Company In Australian
Fortescue plans will do perluasaan in produce of iron ore. To support plans the company will invesment for defrayal of $1.6 billion. Fortescue Metal Group Plans to become the biggest iron ore producer in Australian.
Chief Executive Officer Andrew Forrest, said on conference from Perth “funded only from a portion of our free cash flow with [...]
Chinese Demand Coal and Iron Ore Effect Australian Mining Boom
Australian Mining Boom Stokes Profits, Narrows Record Deficit
Australia’s mining boom, stoked by Chinese demand for coal and iron ore, helped boost company profits by the most in more than seven years and narrow the nation’s current account deficit from a record.
Company profits advanced 14.3 percent in the second quarter, more than six times the 2.3 [...]
