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STORY OF THE MONTH - Redmile aims to revive mining in Adelaide Geosyncline

Redmile Resources has an attractive portfolio of highly prospective land in the Adelaide Geosyncline in South Australia and is seeking equity or joint venture partners to explore and develop the properties.

It has 14 exploration licences covering 4100sqkm in South Australia ’s central east and the focus in these areas is on the strategic commodities of copper, gold, lead, zinc and uranium.

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LINATEX provides total product solutions to the mining industry

Rubber product manufacturer Linatex has added value to its global operations by providing total product solutions for mining industry clients. 

In this interview The ASIA Miner deputy editor John Miller chats to Linatex business director, Australia and Asia, Tony Boucher about the shift from traditional rubber supplier to total product provider.   

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The October-December issue of The ASIA Miner magazine, released today, showcases a two-page sponsored feature on Minco Silver Corporation and its proposed acquisition of Sterling Mining and the company’s operations in China. The magazine had already gone to print by the time The ASIA Miner had received notification that the acquisition would not proceed. The article does offer an excellent overview of the company’s Fuwan silver project development in China. Following is an update on Minco Silver Corporation’s current position.

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Xstrata gears up for production at Nickel Rim

The ASIA Miner deputy editor John Miller recently took part in a mining tour of Northern Ontario in Canada as a guest of the Ontario Ministry of Economic Development and Trade.

During the tour he visited a number of mine sites and heard presentations from various mining companies, mining equipment manufacturers and mining service providers.

Xstrata’s Nickel Rim South Project is at the forefront of new developments around the historic mining city of Sudbury and is moving rapidly towards production in the second half of 2009.

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EXECUTIVE SEARCH - Organization development in the mining sector E-mail

By Genevieve Riviere,
Chief Executive,
Artemis International Executive Search

It is interesting, but not surprising, to note that during this time of unprecedented growth and prosperity in the mining and resources sector, and amid continuous complaints of skills shortages and lack of people, how little time is spent by senior leadership teams on the strategic development of their organizations.

In a notoriously conservative industry, with a focus on all things geological, technical and financial, companies have been slow to realize that in such a competitive people-short environment, it is not merely financial reward that will attract and retain the best expertise.

We are all aware of numerous organization health or culture surveys which provide us with that understanding, but it is hard to act on that information if there is not a shared commitment among boards of directors and management teams to establish a strategic workforce plan, lead its implementation and support its results with a transparent performance development system.

Some questions worth asking of our leaders:

Do we have a clear, shared, articulated understanding of the organisation we want to create? Or are we merely subject to market forces and "luck"?
Do we behave as an organization according to shared core values?
Do we have agreed goals and targets which we measure on our journey?
Do we have a clear framework for how we achieve our goals? (Structure, policies, procedures, clarity of roles, performance development, measurement - short and long term)
Do we allocate sufficient time to reflect on, review and monitor our plan?
Do we support our commitment to our strategic workforce plan through our actions and resourcing?

If an organisation can demonstrate to its existing and potential employees that it can honestly answer these questions in the affirmative, it is well ahead of its competition in attracting and retaining the people it wants; financial reward is no longer a competitive advantage.

- Artemis International Executive Search is a leader in the provision of service in Executive Search, Organization Development and Talent Pool Management, with a focus on the Mining & Resources, Construction and Engineering sectors

For more information go to www.artemissearch.com.au

 
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