Newmont confirmed to restart ore shipments

US gold and copper producer Newmont on Monday confirmed that it had received a permit from the Indonesian government to restart ore shipments, slated for this week. After striking an agreement with the Indonesian government on September 3, Newmont subsidiary PT Newmont Nusa Tenggara (PTNNT) expected copper concentrate shipments to resume this week, following ramp-up…

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Foreign Investment in Indonesia continues to grow

The list is impressive, growing and varied — Korea’s Samsung Electronics, Taiwan’s Foxconn, a major supplier for Apple, Mitsubishi of Japan, Philippine fast-food chain Jollibee Foods and Thai green tea maker Ichitan Group. These are just some of the companies that have announced plans to invest in Indonesia or are considering setting up new production…

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Advancement for Kingsrose in Indonesia

Courtesy of MiningNews.net Australian gold miner Kingsrose Mining has received the first of two outstanding permits required for commencing production at its Talang Santo project in Indonesia. Kingsrose has an 85% interest in the Way Linggo and Talang Santo projects in southern Sumatra, through its subsidiary PT Natarang Mining. It has received ministerial approval for…

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Upper Tengkereng Drilling at All-Time High

Barisan Gold’s activities at the Upper Tengkereng porphyry prospect of the Barisan Copper-Gold Project in northern Sumatra are at an all-time high with two deep drill rigs operating 24 hours per day. The company has received final assay results for a hole completed earlier this year and advice from two holes that are still active.…

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West Lombok Discussions Continue

Courtesy of ASIA Miner News Southern Arc Minerals continues to advance discussions with a number of companies for a potential farm-in, partnership or outright sale of the West Lombok Gold, Silver and Copper Project. Since releasing the West Lombok resource estimate in July 2013 showing an inferred resource of 1.49 million ounces of gold, 1.82…

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New Mining Law Incurs Delays

Courtesy of IndonesiaInvestment.com The construction of smelting and refining facilities in Indonesia – as stipulated in the new and controversial 2009 Mining Law – remains troublesome because several mining companies have delayed construction pending the judicial review of the 2009 Mining Law by the Constitutional Court of Indonesia. Meanwhile, Indonesia’s Association of Bauxite and Iron…

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