The new board of directors at Equinox Minerals of Toronto consists of Rick McCreary, Jamie Sokalsky, Kelvin Dushnisky and Rob Krcmarov. Craig Williams, David McAusland, David Mosher, Jim Pantelidis and Tony Reeves resigned from the board…
No matter how you look at it, $4 billion is a lot to ask for in today’s capital market. Nonetheless, with the security of being the world’s largest gold producer, Barrick Gold of Toronto is doing just that.
Watching a hotly contested takeover unfold is enough to make a person’s head spin. The Lundin-Inmet-Equinox-Minmetals-Barrick saga is a case in point. Now the end is near and the deal looks better since Barrick Gold of Toronto has made a…
BEIJING – A subsidiary of China Minmetals, Minmetals Resources Ltd., has made a hostile bid for Vancouver-based Equinox Resources in an all cash offer of $7 per Equinox share. The offer represents a 33% premium on Equinox’s 20-day average…
TORONTO – Lundin Mining and Inmet Mining have terminated their friendly business combination first announced on Jan. 12, 2011. The original deal worth $3.6 billion would have created a new company with a market capitalization of $9 billion.
The friendly merger of Inmet Mining and Lundin Mining has run into a snag, namely an unsolicited takeover offer for Lundin made by Equinox Minerals of Toronto and Australia.
Toronto-based Equinox Minerals will welcome Colin (Cobb) Johnstone as its new COO in January 2010. He is a min…
ZAMBIA — Equinox Minerals of Toronto has accepted the handover of the Lumwana copper concentrator in the West…
We have been advised that some of what I wrote last week about the Lumwana copper-uranium project belonging to Toro…
Late spring seems to be the favoured time for Canadian companies to open new mines in foreign lands. News releases …
EQUINOX MINERALS of Toronto has completed a uranium feasibility study for its Lumwana copper project in Zambia. Tot…
Looking over the news offerings of the past week, I have noticed a number of stories related to uranium, and many n…