COAL exports worth as much as $750 million will be lost because of the Queensland floods, with full production not likely to return to some mines until the end of the year. With equipment and infrastructure losses added, the coal industry is expected to face a flood bill of more than $1 billion. Four major coal exporters have been forced to declare force majeure on export contracts, releasing buyers from contractual obligations. Merrill Lynch analyst Tom Price said discussions with coal companies...
Thursday, 24 July 2008
News Results for: Asia Mines
BEML bags Rs.2 bn mining equipment export orders 
The Times Of India
The Times Of India
BANGALORE: India's leading mining and construction equipment maker Bharat Earth Movers Ltd (BEML) has bagged orders worth Rs.2.07 billion...
Adaro shares run short as $1.3 billion IPO is five times oversubscribed
International Herald Tribune
International Herald Tribune
Fed puts a brake on Wall St woes
The Australian
The Australian
AUSTRALIAN shares closed lower yesterday after last week's negative lead from Wall Street, with key resource and banking stocks leading the decline. But news that the US Federal Reserve and Treasury Department planned a support program for embattled...
Mongolia opposition demands partial vote recount
International Herald Tribune
International Herald Tribune
: Mongolia's opposition leader demanded on Friday a vote recount in 12 areas, in a challenge to preliminary election results that showed the ruling Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party (MPRP) won a majority in parliament. Allegations of cheating in...
BHP production growth driven by copper, iron ore
The Guardian
The Guardian
(Repeats to add link to production table) (Adds details) By James Regan SYDNEY, July 23 (Reuters) - BHP Billiton Ltd/Plc , the world's biggest mining house, reported a raft of annual production gains on Wednesday led by strong fourth-quarter output...
UPDATE 2-BHP copper, iron ore output strong; warns on Escondida
Reuters
Reuters
Tue Jul 22, 2008 9:02pm ET | | (Adds details) By James Regan SYDNEY, July 23 (Reuters) - BHP Billiton Ltd/Plc (BHP.AX: , , ) (BLT.L: , , ), the world's biggest miner, reported strong quarterly production gains on Wednesday led by copper and...
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