Nuclear strike

Article Abstract:

Mick Davis, the London-based boss of the South African-controlled but Swiss-registered group, Xstrata Queensland coal and base metals producer MIM Holdings, has set his sights on Australia's second largest uranium mining house WMC Resources. The reason for the bid is attributed to the soaring demand for nuclear energy that would arise in a world poised to be transformed by the impending ratification of the Kyoto protocol on greenhouse gas emissions.

Acquisitions & mergers, Germany, Primary nonferrous metals, not elsewhere classified, Uranium-radium-vanadium ores, Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Company acquisition/merger, Uranium industry, Xstrata, WMC Resources and Alumina Ltd.

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Dig for victory: Jubilee Mines

Article Abstract:

Kerry Harmanis, the CEO of Jubilee Mines was responsible for making Jubilee Mines one of the best performing companies, producing a stunning return of 71% in 2003-04. Kerry Harmanis' hunch regarding the presence of nickel in the mines owned of Jubilee Mines proved correct, helping Jubilee Mines in becoming a profitable venture.

Market share, Management dynamics, Executive changes & profiles, Management, Officials and employees, Company business management, Company market share, Harmanis, Kerry, Jubilee Mines N.L.

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Heavy going

Article Abstract:

Details regarding Gunson Resources in Western Australia a growing producer of heavy minerals and Hardman Resources comprising of four oil wells are given. Investors are explained about the benefits they can reap if they invest in these companies as these companies show a sign of prosperity.

Reports, Investors, Gunson Resources Ltd.

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