An industrial group, global leader in the automotive industry, is looking for opportunities to sign long-term agreements with mining companies in the Democratic Republic of Congo that would involve the anticipated divestiture of cobalt mining production.

Global business consultant announces an opportunity to purchase a large, fully integrated nickel mining-extraction complex in Australia complete with concentrators, refineries and foundries. A specific information memorandum is available to operators who might be interested in this proposal.

Prominent international brokerage firm dealing in raw materials and strategic assets informs interested parties that a well-known goldmine located in western Australia has been put up for sale. The mine comes complete with associated infrastructure and production for 2015 is estimated to exceed 500,000 troy ounces of gold.
Additional information and the specific conditions of the offer will only be made available to qualified interested parties.

Mining sector professional informs interested parties in Europe that several mines are up for sale. With the mining company in difficulty, a significant investment opportunity is likely to emerge.
The productive capacity is in the range of 10 million tons a year, with reserves of mainly zinc, nickel, copper and cobalt.
Support is available in relation to every step of the process.

Asian mining and metalworking group with operations throughout the world, a global leader in the production of nickel and palladium and one the world’s top producers of platinum and copper, is planning to sell off some of its operations located outside Asia.
The assets available for purchase specifically involve all of the group’s Australia-based divisions. These operations are sited in three different regions of central-southern Australia particularly noted for nickel production , namely Lake Johnston, Black Swan and the Cawse laterite operation. The group’s Australian division represents the world’s top intermediate nickel products exporter and successfully extracts from both forms of deposit (sulphide and laterite).
The group is also assessing the possibility of selling off its active Africa-based operations, specifically sites in Botswana and South Africa.
More detailed information will be made available following documented inquiries. The scope and technical form of the divestment remain to be established through subsequent negotiations.