Oz Minerals

OZ Minerals, IXR to form JV in SA

Sydney Morning Herald (Free subscription) | 11/29/2009

Miners OZ Minerals Ltd and IMX Resources Ltd are to enter a joint venture to explore and develop copper-gold projects in South Australia.

OZ Minerals, IXR to form JV in SA

The Age (Free subscription) | 11/29/2009

Miners OZ Minerals Ltd and IMX Resources Ltd are to enter a joint venture to explore and develop copper-gold projects in South Australia.

Apricot aperitif

KouZ Cooking (Free subscription) | 11/26/2009

1 tb Sugar ds Angostura bitters 22 oz Apricot nectar, chilled 25 1/2 oz Dry white wine, chilled 32 oz Mineral water or sparkling -water, chilled 10 Thin slices or wedges lime Ground nutmeg Mix sugar and bitters in 3-quart pitcher. Stir in apricot nec- tar, wine and mineral water. Pour o...

Yanzhou China approves bid for Felix Resources

Maritime News (Free subscription) | 12/07/2009

... dollars ($3.2 billion), making the deal China's biggest investment yet in the Australian minerals sector. Felix shareholders approved the deal in August and the Australian government gave it the green light in October. The A$16.95-a-share offer is the latest bid by a Chinese state-owned company to buy a chunk of Australia's raw materials to guarantee its steel-making and other construction...

Gold still shines despite denting from Dubai

Vietnam Business Finance (Free subscription) | 11/30/2009

... have secured in recent years.Cambodia's gold potential has been highlighted to the local market by OZ Minerals. It's got a discovery up there that it is expected will eventually shape up as a multimillion-ounce find with development potential.We will hear more about the future of OZ's Cambodian gold ambitions today when its new managing director, Terry Burgess, unveils his plans for the...

Holiday 2009: Bare Escentuals

Makeup Minute (Free subscription) | 11/24/2009

I went through a phase a few years ago where I wore Bare Escentuals and ONLY Bare Escentuals. That time has passed but I definitely still have several favorites from the line and at least one mineral makeup junkie on my Christmas list, so for her I’m eyeing the new Happiness Collection. This 9 piece collection is unique because it’s infused with purported mood-booster Happybelle,...

Anglo American's zinc divestiture garners strong Chinese interest

Mineweb - Daily news headlines (Free subscription) | 11/16/2009

China Minmetals appears to still be in acquisition mode after its takeover of OZ Minerals, casting its eye upon Anglo American's zinc assets and a stake in the Hunan Nonferrous Group.

No political hurdles for Centrex Metals' China marriage

Mineweb - Daily news headlines (Free subscription) | 11/05/2009

The same scenario saw the Prominent Hill copper-gold mine excised from the takeover of OZ Minerals' mining and exploration assets by China's Minmetals for A$2.6 billion (US$2.35 B), for Prominent Hill - now the only asset of the re-shaped OZ Minerals - was also considered to be close to Defence Department facilities, which just happen to have been used to house asylum seekers and other...

Walgreens November Coupon Book

BeCentsAble (Free subscription) | 10/31/2009

. . The November coupon book will be available on November 1st. The coupons expire on 11/28/09. •Ricola Cough Drops Natural Herb, 50 ct. - 50¢ off •Delsym Adult or Child, 5 oz. - $1 off •W Vitamin C or Organic Lip Balm, .15 oz. - $1 off •Chap-Aid Lip Balm 3 pack, Original or Cherry, .15 oz - 50¢ off •Carmex 3 Pack, Original or Cherry Squeeze Tube, .35 oz - $1 off...

Stocks up 1.3 per cent

Courrier Mail (Free subscription) | 11/06/2009

... at $36.99 and Rio Tinto gained 94 cents to $63.53. Fortescue Metals added 8 cents to $3.76 while Oz Minerals rose 2 cents to $1.18. Banks were higher too, with National Australia Bank up 35 cents at $28.52, Westpac adding 61 cents (2.4 per cent) to $26.50, Commonwealth Bank rising 83 cents to $52.68, and ANZ increasing 11 cents to $22.18.In the US, the number of newly laid-off workers seeking...

• Stocks rise across the board - News.com.au
• Wall St fires local stocks - Courrier Mail

Stocks rise across the board

News.com.au (Free subscription) | 11/06/2009

... and Rio Tinto had gained $1.15 to $63.74. Fortescue Metals had gained eight cents to $3.76 while Oz Minerals was three cents higher at $1.19. Banks were higher, too, with National Australia Bank up 38 cents at $28.55, Westpac up 30 cents to $26.19, Commonwealth Bank adding 88 cents to $52.73, and ANZ 16 cents higher at $22.23. In the US, the number of newly laid-off workers seeking unemployment...

Wall St fires local stocks

Courrier Mail (Free subscription) | 11/06/2009

... and Rio Tinto had gained $1.15 to $63.74. Fortescue Metals had gained 8 cents to $3.76 while Oz Minerals was 3 cents higher at $1.19. Banks were higher, too, with National Australia Bank up 38 cents at $28.55, Westpac up 30 cents to $26.19, Commonwealth Bank adding 88 cents to $52.73, and ANZ 16 cents higher at $22.23. The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 203.82 points (2.08 per cent)...

SA miners 'defy global downturn'

The Independent Weekly (Free subscription) | 10/30/2009

Mr Roberts said there were a number of “outstanding” examples of progress during past financial year, including the launch of OZ Minerals’ $1.5 billion copper-gold mine at Prominent Hill, the start of mining at Iluka Resources’ $420 million mineral sands project in the state’s far-west, and advances in several SA geothermal projects.

Shares firmly in the black

News.com.au (Free subscription) | 10/30/2009

... BHP Billiton was up 32 cents to $37.45 and Rio Tinto was up $2.80, or 4.59 per cent, to $63.78 and OZ Minerals jumped 7.5 cents, or 6.67 per cent, to $1.20. Overnight BHP Billiton told investors at its London annual general meeting that it expected underlying demand for its commodities to rebound in the middle of next year.

Shares close firmly in the black

News.com.au (Free subscription) | 10/30/2009

... BHP Billiton was up 32 cents to $37.45 and Rio Tinto was up $2.80, or 4.59 per cent, to $63.78 and OZ Minerals jumped 7.5 cents, or 6.67 per cent, to $1.20. Overnight BHP Billiton told investors at its London annual general meeting that it expected underlying demand for its commodities to rebound in the middle of next year.