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Talison Tantalum renames

Talison Tantalum have announced that they are changing their name, it will be now known as Global advanced metals.

The reason behind the name change, as they are deciding to keep there mining in Australia.

“We are excited about the prospects that lie ahead for the company, but our first focus will be on reopening our Wodgina and Greenbushes operations,” said Bryan Ellis, Chief Executive Officer of Global Advanced Metals.

Chinese Businessmen drop King Island Deal

Chinese businessmen have decided to pull out of a $100 million tungsten mine which was already being developed.

The mine which is based on King Island, is now apparently not a priority for them and that means for them that the deal has now been ended.

Mr Bird said “Hunnan’s withdrawal from the project is not likely to create major delays”.

“I am quietly confident that there’s enough interest by other parties in this project which is world class,” he said.

“It certainly has interest from other parties, particularly outside China but there other entities within China that I believe may be interested as well.”

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New titanium reserves in Vietnam

A project that was launched in 2009 and is ongoing found these reserves whilst looking for metals in the 2 provinces and the southern province of Ba ria Vung Tu.

Vietnam has become a major place for the production oftitanium and whilst this search which is part of a $15.4 million project they found an estimated 560 millions tonnes of titanium and zirconium.