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Russian aluminium leader strengthens fluorspar supply security with acquisition
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Market value down by $12m year on year on “market volatility”
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Sibelco Nordic said Pilkington "significant customer" for silica sand, feldspar
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Non-metallic sector value up by 3%, led by ilmenite, rutile price rise; soda ash flat
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Ceramic aggregate, filtration manufacturers combined under Mantec Technical Ceramics
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Claims only 66m tonnes of chromite left in India; encourages Zimbabwe-like ban
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The start of the year saw many mineral grades increasing in value as producers upped their prices to cope with hikes in energy, freight and tight global market fundamentals
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Greece is opening its doors to private investment to boost domestic industries. Ananias Tsirambides and Anestis Filippidis discuss the country’s key exploration targets for industrial minerals development
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Gordon Stollery, Canada Fluorspar; Jean-Pierre Clamadieu, Solvay; Akiva Mozes, Israel Chemicals; Ron Bryan, Compass Minerals; John A. Clarke, Great Quest Metals; Mario Juarez, Lithium One; Daniel Greenwell, Tronox
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It has been a difficult couple of years for kaolin as the global recession spread to its end user markets, but a recent recovery in demand has also encouraged a surge of new operations and exploration projects
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Lynas, Molycorp lead the pack; Chinese REO demand could top 130,000 tpa by 2015; Juniors hit by falling prices
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Consolidation of Mexican fluorspar Mexichem which tops capacity to 1m tonnes; Shen Zhou acquires Chinese fluorspar, barytes
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Vulcan says $4.8bn bid by Martin Marietta Materials undervalues assets; Vuclcan management accused of scare tactics; US antitrust watchdog requests details on operations
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Cargill closes three mines; Compass announces sales drop; Cold weather expected for Q1 2012
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GHCL pollution reprimanded; New Saudi Arabia plant commissioned; Gypsum by-product eyed
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Joint $430m Russo-Chinese investment; could take 10-15% market share by 2015
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China’s 2012 quotas are expected to remain unchanged but new quotas policy could squeeze heavy elements supply. Lower prices forecast in 2012 after 2011 highs
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World’s largest TiO2 producer reports strong quarter, but sees drop in Asia demand
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French group jointly owns Van Mannekus with Grecian Magnesite
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Implementing full waste legislation could save EU €72bn a year, Commission says
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But suffers early setbacks from power failure and rain; looks to expand capacity
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Screen will provide 200,000 tpa capacity for GSES’s de-icer, animal feed grades
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Chinese New Year blamed for lull, increased cost pressures to up bentonite, MIO
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Estimates resource at 4m tonnes; hopes to complete more detailed work in Q1
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Wuchuan Dongsheng stake gives access to flotation and fluorine technologies
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Minerals production up marginally in fourth quarter and full-year 2011
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Mineral fillers and cement to enjoy demand from wind turbine blade manufacturing
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South African group looks to pounce on strong demand, but output falls 48% in Q4
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LAB Chrysotile remains closed, sheds 350 jobs, leaving no Canada mines operational
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