Global Mining Finance – London
The conference scheduled for Wednesday 25th March has been cancelled due to the coronavirus, in the interests of delegates and presenters.
Their next conference will take place on Wednesday 30th September, in the Armourers’ Hall, London. Continue reading
Far Resources {TSX.V: FAT}
Announced that it has signed a Letter of Intent to acquire up to 100% of the Reel Cesium-Lithium-Tantalum Project in Manitoba, Canada.
Samples from the Reel Project have returned grades of up to 1.75% cesium oxide (Cs2O), Continue reading
PDAC 2020
Attendance at the Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) 2020 Convention totalled 23,144 people.
This was approximately ten percent less than 2019.
There were probably three contributing factors. Continue reading
EnviroLeach Technologies Inc.{CSE: ETI}
Announced it has arranged a non-brokered private placement offering of 2,500,000 units (each, a “Unit”) at a subscription price of CAD$1.00 per Unit, representing total gross proceeds of CAD$2,500,000. Continue reading
Global Mining Finance conference – London
The organisers have advised that their Spring Conference has been postponed due to the coronavirus problem.
The revised date is Wednesday 30th September at the same venue, The Armourers’ Hall, Coleman Street, Moorgate. Continue reading
PDAC 2020 – Day 4
For only the second time in 14 visits to the PDAC I did not attend the last day, which is a short day, starting one hour earlier at 9 am and finishing at lunchtime.
Booth holders are not allowed to disassemble their booths before the end, but many break ranks and start early. Early doors many booths are unattended, further depleting he value of the last day. Continue reading
PDAC 2020 – Day 3
The third day of the show seemed quite busy, despite rumours going around that attendance is 20% down on 2019’s show.
This show will be remembered for the booths that went home early due to the virus. Walking around there were quite a few empty slots where companies had gone home early. Continue reading
#PDAC2020 – Day 2
Day 2 of the world’s largest mining show was busier than the previous day, whch s strange as Sunday is normally the busiest day. Perhaps the $25 entrance fee has put off some casual local visitors?
Monday is traditionally the day Bay Street visits the show, so more suits in attendance, bt still not as busy as last year. I am told attendance is 20% down but we will have to wait for the official numbers. Continue reading
PDAC 2020 – Day 1
The first day of the world’s largest mining show in Toronto was quieter than usual, which was attributed to the dreaded coronavirus. The number of Chinese visitors seems to be very low if not non existent, when normally they are evident in large numbers.
The front doors of the building had to be closed off by the police due to a demonstration by largely young female students. Continue reading
Toronto Investor Forum
The forum was noticeably quieter than last year, with the coronavirus no doubt being partly responsible, but the main reason is surely that so many mining companies have fallen in value since last year?
Investors have nothing to be excited about and that’s being reflected in a smaller attendance at what is a decent show. Continue reading
City investors Circle
Our Market Review for February 2020 plus an invitation to attend a London mining event has been published.
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