Commodities Analyst Mohr Urges Patience
INN Senior Editor Andrew Topf spoke with Patricia Mohr, commodities analyst at Scotiabank, about the outlook for a selection of mined commodities.
Articles Tagged "M&A activity"
Uranium’s Comeback Year Hasn’t Jumped the Track Yet
Uranium – Lackluster uranium spot market activity over the past few months is leading impatient investors to wonder if 2013 will truly be uranium's comeback year.
INN VIDEO: Pace of M&A Likely to be Tepid this Year
John Nyholt, a partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers, discussed mining merger and acquisition activity with Andrew Topf, INN senior editor, at PDAC 2013.
Latest Mining M&A Figures Show an Industry in Transition
Fewer deals were closed last year, but the rise of non-traditional players, particularly state-backed firms, continued unabated.
Mining Trends to Watch in 2013
Two high-profile groups believe the major challenges that miners will face in the coming year come down to one word: costs.
The Upside to Deferred Uranium Production
Uranium – The increasing likelihood of a future nuclear fuel shortage presents an upside for uranium exploration and development companies with quality projects in prime locations.
Junior Mining to be Crushed by Lack of Financing?
Junior miners are undeniably facing funding challenges. The question is whether or not they can survive.
M&A Activity Downshifts in First Half of 2012
Today’s tough resource markets are weighing on deal making, but cash-rich miners are still spotting attractive opportunities. And gold companies could be especially ripe for takeovers.
Zinc Merger Revival?
Zinc – Zinc miners preparing for an upcoming supply shortage are beginning to voice their intentions to build up capacity through takeovers and expansion.
Nuclear Power’s Critical Role in World Energy Mix Will Boost Uranium Demand
Uranium – Governments and big money understand that nuclear power is a crucial part of the solution to rising world energy demand. Analysts are forecasting that a uranium market turnaround is on the horizon.
