Azumah Resources says it will make a final investment decision early next year at its Wa gold project in north west Ghana, after releasing a feasibility study and maiden reserve for the development
Gold miner Troy Resources says it is confident on building on its record output from its South American operations, which pushed it to a company-best profit for the year ended June 30.
International chemicals and materials giant Rockwood Holdings has announced it will acquire Perth-based Talison Lithium in an all cash takeover worth C$724 million ($698 million).
The spate of record earnings reports from Perth-based engineering and construction contractors continued today, and widespread forecasts of further strong growth suggest there is life in the old re
Diversified investment house Washington H Soul Pattinson has launched a near-$70 million all-cash takeover bid for Perth-based exploration junior Exco Resources.
Engineering and contracting group RCR Tomlinson has achieved a record financial performance for the year ended June 30, with the company flagging further growth into financial year 2013.
Peak Resources shares have jumped after metallurgical testing by the Perth-based explorer demonstrated a high-grade rare earth carbonate product from samples at its Ngualla project in Tanzania.
Debate has continued apace regarding the health of the mining industry, with federal cabinet ministers voicing contradicting views, the federal opposition saying project investment cuts are a sign
ASX-listed engineering firm Clough has reported significant rise in net profit for the year ended June 30, while flagging an increased focus on mining and minerals over the next year to meet its gr
Treasurer Wayne Swan is trying to bully the mining states into freezing royalties to make up for falling commodities prices, Premier Colin Barnett says.
Woodside Petroleum's first half profit has fallen slightly because of the costs of starting up its massive Pluto liquefied natural gas project, which will remain at current capacity after a failed
A top United Nations official is investigating how governments can force mining companies into adopting indigenous rights standards from their headquarters, even when operating on foreign
Perth-based engineering group Calibre has won a $150 million service order from Rio Tinto to provide engineering, procurement, construction and maintenance services at the Yandicoogina project in t