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13 Mar 2010 Magnesium  ►  EU magnesium prices up
Magnesium prices in Europe went up further today to reach $2,950/mt, market sources say. Lower price deals continued trading around $2,850/mt... more 
12 Mar 2010   Magnesium prices rise to $2,900/mt
Magnesium prices in Europe rose this week to $2,800-2,900/mt, market participants said... more 
  Titanium sponge plant to open in India in July
A Rs. 170 crore titanium sponge plant in Kollam is expected to be commissioned in July, making India the fifth producer in the world of what is considered the metal of the 21st century and which has... more 
11 Mar 2010   Magnesium demand to remain low in 2010
"World magnesium demand and supply could keep low level through 2010 under slow automobile demand," Greg Patzer, executive VP of International Magnesium Association, said... more 
  China magnesium prices slip on quiet business
10 Mar 2010   Korab Resources to split magnesium mine
Magnesium oxide mined from Korab Resources' Australian mine will be value-added to make fire and thermal resistant building panels... more 
7 Mar 2010   China's non-ferrous output up by 4% in 2009
According to the China Nonferrous Metals Industry Association, the output of China's 10 types of nonferrous metals exceeded 26 million tonnes in 2009 up 3.99% YoY... more 
  Molycor to start work on dolomite project in Nevada
Molycor Gold Corp. announced the company has signed a contract with Hazen Research Inc. ("Hazen") for Hazen to start work (Phase 1) on the process development study for exploitation of the Tami Mosi... more 
5 Mar 2010   Globex positive on talc-magnesium project
Globex Mining Enterprises Inc. is pleased to inform shareholders that a NI 43-101 report titled Technical Report on the Initial Mineral Resource Estimate for the Timmins Talc-Magnesite Deposit,... more 
  New lightweight research for magnesium and aluminium alloys
A Toronto professor has been recognized at the forefront of a drive that promises to bring lighter, greener materials to the road... more 
  Chinese magnesium prices down
  Rodinia Minerals drills lithium at its Clayton Valley project
Rodinia Minerals Inc., is pleased to report that it has received positive sample results from its reverse circulation drill exploration program on its Clayton Valley lithium-brine project in Nevada,... more 
  Magnesium prices still erratic
The magnesium market appears to be in pricing disarray. Buyers reported the February price average was $2.38/lb in North America, down from $2.24 in January. However, Metals Week and Magnesium... more 
25 Feb 2010   China's nonferrous metal output was 26.05 mln tons in 2009
China's total output of ten kinds of nonferrous metal reached 26.05 million tons last year, reflecting a year-on-year increase of 3.99%, according to statistics released by China Nonferrous Metals... more 
22 Feb 2010   IBC Advanced Alloys acquires Beralcast Corporation
IBC Advanced Alloys Corp. is pleased to announce that it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Beralcast Corporation. Beralcast is a private Nashua, New Hampshire-based specialty alloy... more 
  Timminco proposes new silicon plant in Iceland
Timminco Ltd. is looking to boost its capacity for producing silicon with a proposed new plant in Iceland, the Toronto-based specialty metals producer announced Tuesday... more 
21 Feb 2010   South Africa to get a $1.2bn rare metals refinery
The Industrial Development Corporation and the National Empowerment Fund are working with US-Russian consortium Magnesium and Metals to build a US$1.2-billion (about R9.2-billion) rare metals... more 
  Commodities outlook
Prices of many commodities, especially metals, energy and bullion have been on an upward trend despite the global financial downturn... more 
11 Feb 2010   US Magnesium wins chlorine case
U.S. Magnesium will recoup up to $1 million over five years under a Surface Transportation Board ruling that Union Pacific Railroad charged the chlorine shipper "unreasonably high" rates... more 
8 Feb 2010   Chinese factor behind up and down of gold
Currently, the metal markets are correcting as most pundits are calling for a bubble collapse in all commodities. The prices of metals both precious and base moved up rapidly throughout 2009... more