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Dundee Precious Metals Signs Option Agreement with Queensland Minerals

Dundee Precious Metals Inc. (TSX:DPM)(TSX:DPM.WT)(TSX:DPM.WT.A) has announced it has entered into an option agreement with Queensland Minerals Ltd., an exploration company listed on the TSX Venture Exchange ("TSXV"), in respect of DPM's Serbian properties, namely its Surdulica molybdenum, Tulare copper/gold and the Karmanica gold projects directly held by its Serbian subsidiary, Dundee Moly Company d.o.o.

From Dundee Precious Metals Inc. 13 Oct 2010

General Moly Announces Hanlong's Receipt of Second Chinese Governmental Approval

General Moly, the U.S. molybdenum producer, announced that it had been told by Sichuan Hanlong Group (Hanlong) that the Chinese company has received formal approval from the Chinese National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) to invest in General Moly.

12 Oct 2010

Kingsman Resources to Begin Drilling on Luxor Moly Property

Kingsman Resources Inc. (TSX VENTURE:KSM) has announced the start of a diamond drill program on their Luxor Molybdenum Project, located 27 kilometers northeast of Barriere, British Columbia. The diamond drill program should begin on or about October 15th. R.J. Beaupre Drilling Ltd. will carry out the drilling.

From Kingsmen Resources Inc. 11 Oct 2010

Metminco Looks to Ramp up Exploration in South America

Metminco Ltd, a mining exploration company with 72.3% stake holding in Hampton Mining Limited is seeking to raise AUD$30 million to accelerate the Los Calatos copper exploration project in Peru.

11 Oct 2010

Silvore Fox Minerals Completes Airborne Survey at the Coxheath Property

Silvore Fox Minerals Corp. (TSX VENTURE:SFX) has announced the completion of a 436 line-kilometre survey of high resolution AeroTEM IV TDEM, Magnetics and Radiometrics, over the Corporation's 100% owned mineral rights, flagship, Coxheath property.

8 Oct 2010

Plans to Expand World's Biggest Mine

Kennecott Utah Copper Corp is hoping to extend the life of its Bingham Canyon mine to 2034 by a proposed expansion. The world's biggest mine may get bigger if they get the permission to increase the size of the mine by about 1,000 feet in width and 300 feet in depth.

From Rio Tinto plc 17 Aug 2010