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ERA's profit falls sharply, cuts FY production guidance

PERTH (miningweekly.com) – ASX-listed uranium-miner (ERA) on Friday reported an 82% drop in half-year profit and downgraded its production guidance for the 2010 financial year to between 4 300 t and 4 700 t on the back of reduced production during theread more »

Athabasca aftermath makes impact on MEG offering

Price cutting on an initial public offering by oilsands producer MEG Energy Corp. of Calgary is in part due to the disastrous market performance of Athabasca Oil Sands Corp. since its IPO raised $1.35 billion in February, observersread more »

Potash Corp forecasts 'tight' market in 2011

TORONTO (miningweekly.com) – Demand for potash could come close to global supply capabilities next year, especially if China returns to the market as expected, Potash Corp CEO Bill Doyle said on Thursday. The company, like other crop nutrientread more »

Vale profit soars on new iron pricing

- Brazilian mining giant Vale's second-quarter profits soared more than four-fold from a year earlier on higher iron prices and a new pricing system that let the company get higher prices for its ore. Vale, the world's largest iron ore producer, in theread more »

RIO Tinto is poised to seal a crucial joint venture with its largest shareholder, Aluminum Corp of China (Chinalco). The deal will underpin development of the massive Simandou iron ore project in Africa and strengthen ties between the mining giant and Beijing. read more »
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Mining Field: Shaft Design Area: Shaft Inclination (Rule#112)
In hard rock mines, shafts sunk today are nearly always vertical. Inclined shafts are still employed in some developing countries when the ore body dips or plunges at less than 60 degrees. read more »



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