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Most Recent Articles
- Asia Pacific is focus for RMMI growth
The Asia Pacific region is a strategic region of focus for RAK Minerals and Metals (RMMI) growth in the mining sector. It is specifically focusing on investments in coal, copper and infrastructure development projects around Asia and Australia. - Long-term optimism continues to feed M&A activity
Despite the global credit crunch that has followed the subprime mortgage crisis in the United States, merger and acquisition activity in the mining industry shows no sign of slowing.
There has already been evidence that 2008 could break the record set in 2007 for deals in the mining industry and in this report the Asia Miner looks at M&A activity and finds that sustained demand for mineral resources in Asia is driving optimism about long-term growth and profitability. - More merger and acquisition activity inevitable
As the big miners get bigger and as demand for mineral resources continues unabated, more merger and acquisition activity is inevitable, as The ASIA Miner mining industry magazine examines.
Stronger mining companies are needed to do the intensive exploration, to do the necessary research and development, to keep profits up and to share them with host countries.
Merger and acquisition activity shows no sign of easing with Zinifex and Oxiana recently joining the list, and the BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto moves still bubbling away. - Political instability in Asian mining
Despite boasting major mineral wealth, mining in Asia and a number of Asian countries are in the bottom 10 of world places to invest due to considerable political instability, according to Canada’s Fraser Institute. - RMMI mine investments moving eastwards
RMMI sees Asia as a gateway to mining investment growth for its companies strategies to be a partner in mining and project developments in the region.
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