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Jupiter Mines was reintroduced to the ASX last month courtesy of the largest mining IPO Australia has seen for some time. The $240 million float was opened and closed within three months, a true indication of the rebound in sentiment for commodities and the appetite of deep-pocketed investors for resources stocks. Mark Andrews reports on the bang for buck investors will be getting from Jupiter this time around... read more

Cover

The last 12 months have seen some of the ASX’s most prominent mid-tier miners open up to Latin America. The likes of Newcrest Mining, Oz Minerals and Fortescue have ventured over the Pacific to capitalise on some of the most prospective, but largely untouched, mineral exploration ground in the world. Of course, the mid-tiers’ interest has been heightened by the success of SolGold at Cascabel in Ecuador. Dominic Piper talks to companies, analysts and investors on why Australian mid-tier interests will continue to grow in Latin America... read more

Latin America Down Under

The seventh coming of Latin America Down Under at the Pan Pacific Hotel in Perth, May 16-17, promises to tighten the bonds governments, mining and services companies, analysts and investors from both sides of the Pacific have nurtured since the inception of this conference in 2012. An indication of the level of activity of Australian mining companies in Latin America is clear in our 33-page preview to the conference... read more

World Cup

It is that time again and for much of our readership it is time to get patriotic and get behind the Socceroos as they prepare to partake in the biggest sporting event on the planet – FIFA World Cup 2018. Paydirt takes the opportunity to embrace the event and provide a light-hearted look at each country’s prospects in the tournament and in the world of mining... read more

April 2018