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Strategic Resource Acquisition Corp. (SRA), Toronto, expects to deliver the first zinc concentrate from its Middle Tennessee Mines complex by late January.
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U.S. imports of brass mill products tumbled 8.4 percent in October to 51,392,813 pounds from 56,107,152 pounds in the same month last year, according to the latest data from the Copper and Brass Fabricators Council, Washington.
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United Co. Rusal has appointed Vladislav Soloviev, chief financial officer, to its board of directors.
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U.S. imports of brass mill products tumbled 8.4 percent in October to 51,392,813 pounds from 56,107,152 pounds in the same period last year, according to the latest data from the Copper and Brass Fabricators Council, Washington.
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South Korean steelmaker Posco Ltd. has agreed to invest $170 million to help bring General Moly Inc.’s $852-million Mount Hope molybdenum mining project in central Nevada into production.
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Bolivia and South Korea have agreed to joint exploitation of the Corocoro copper deposit, located 50 kilometers (31.1 miles) from Bolivian capital La Paz.
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A district court in Indonesia Tuesday cleared the local unit of Newmont Mining Corp., Denver, of wrongdoing in an environmental group’s lawsuit accusing it of polluting a bay near a former gold mine, according to media reports.
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Copper cathode production has begun at Katanga Mining Ltd.’s Kamoto joint venture in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the Toronto-based company said Tuesday.
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Vale Inco Ltd., Toronto, expects to see record nickel production from its Sudbury, Ontario, operations in 2008 following a decision not to conduct an annual maintenance shutdown next year.
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Alcoa Inc., Pittsburgh, is poised to abandon a plan to build a coal-fired power plant on vacant U.S. Navy property to power a restart of the company’s idled 195,000-tonne-per-year Eastalco smelter in Frederick, Md.
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The Chinese government has proposed a ban on building new copper smelters with an annual capacity of less than 100,000 tonnes, although existing smelters below that threshold would be allowed to continue operating.
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Indalex Inc. is planning to close its aluminum extrusion facility in Girard, Ohio, during the first quarter as a result of weak market conditions.
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The Chinese government has approved plans by Aluminum Corp. of China (Chinalco) to diversify and expand its aluminum, copper and rare metals operations, the Beijing-based company said.
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Alcoa Inc., Pittsburgh, is poised to abandon plans to build a coal-fired power plant on vacant Navy property to power a restart of the company’s idled 195,000-tonne-per-year Eastalco smelter in Frederick, Md.
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Vale Inco Ltd., Toronto, expects to see record nickel production from its Sudbury, Ontario, operations in 2008 on the heels of a decision not to conduct an annual maintenance shutdown next year.
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Copper cathode production has begun at Katanga Mining Ltd.’s Kamoto joint venture in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the Toronto-based company said Tuesday.
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Steelmaker Posco Ltd., Seoul, South Korea, has agreed to invest $170 million to help bring General Moly Inc.’s $852-million Mount Hope molybdenum mining project in central Nevada into production, General Moly said Tuesday.
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Indalex Inc., part of Indalex Holding Finance Co., Lincolnshire, Ill., is planning to close its aluminum extrusion facility in Girard, Ohio, during the first quarter as a result of weak market conditions.
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A district court in Indonesia Tuesday cleared the local unit of Newmont Mining Corp., Denver, of wrongdoing in an environmental group’s lawsuit accusing it of polluting a bay near a former gold mine, according to media reports.
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Reliance Steel & Aluminum Co., Los Angeles, said Tuesday its Valex Corp. subsidiary opened a new facility in Shanghai, China, to produce equipment for the semiconductor, liquid-crystal display and solar industries.
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Full production at Minera Escondida Ltd., the world's largest copper mine, was restored Monday following a moderate earthquake near Mejillones, Chile, early Sunday.
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A federal court in Mexico has ruled that a four-month strike at Grupo Mexico SA de CV’s Cananea copper mine in Sonora state can continue, according to a Reuters report.
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Rexam Plc, London, said its results for the second half of the year will be blunted by unfavorable currency exchange rates.
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Zinifex Ltd., Melbourne, Australia, the world’s third-largest zinc miner, has made a conditional off-market offer valued at about Australian $775 million ($669 million) for Allegiance Mining NL.