American CuMo: One Step Closer to Low-cost Primary Molybdenum Production
On Tuesday, American CuMo released encouraging results from infill drilling at its CuMo project.
On Tuesday, American CuMo released encouraging results from infill drilling at its CuMo project.
The head of the recently renamed firm talks about its big molybdenum project in Idaho and gives his outlook for moly prices.
A brief overview of molybdenum price developments, supply and demand and significant market movers.
Winnipeg Free Press reported that Thompson Creek Metals (TSX:TCM) is experiencing problems at both its Endako and Thompson Creek mine properties.
The Idaho Statesman reported that mining stakeholders are battling for control of a CuMo deposit in Idaho.
New West Development reported that environmental groups have concerns about the effects of mining for molybdenum on Idaho drinking water.
Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Limited (CVE:MSQ; US OTC:QCMF; OTCQX:OTCM) is a Canadian natural resource exploration and development company with several precious and base metals projects in North America and Australia. Mosquito’s primary focus is developing its Idaho-based CuMo project, the world’s largest known molybdenum deposit.
Standard Steam Trust LLC has embarked on a 22-hole temperature gradient drilling program at one of its geothermal prospects in an area of known geothermal potential in Idaho. For full story, click here
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