Kimber Announces Updated Mineral Resource for the Carmen Deposit

Kimber Resources Inc. reports its updated mineral resource estimate for the Carmen deposit, part of its Monterde project, located in the Sierra Madre Gold-Silver Belt of northwestern Mexico. The 2012 updated mineral resource estimate at Carmen highlights a number of improvements, including:

Avino Operational Update & Q3 Production Report

Avino Silver and Gold Mines Ltd. is pleased to announce the following operational update and third quarter production results from its Avino’s mine operation located near Durango, Mexico.

Mexico Needs a Venture Capital Industry

The emergence of a large entrepreneurial community is essential for the development and growth of any country. For there to be a sizable number of new enterprises and for these to grow and thrive; they need funding, and this funding usually comes from venture capital (VC). In the U.S., large, venture-backed companies — Amazon, Apple, Cisco, Google, Medtronic — are major parts of the economic landscape. A recent study by the National Venture Capital Association and HIS Global Insight estimates that 11% of U.S. jobs were created by VC-backed companies.

Teck Resources Q3 Profit Declines On Lower Revenues

Canadian mining company Teck Resources Ltd. (TCK: Quote, TCK_A.TO, TCK_B.TO) Wednesday released the financial results for the third quarter ended 30 September 2012, reporting a sharp decline in profit on lower revenues.

Oroco Resources Corp : October 22 2012 Xochipala Amparo Filed

Oroco Resource Corp. announces that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Minera Xochipala S.A. de C.V. has been served with notice of an “amparo” petition seeking to overturn the registration to MX by the Mexican Public Registry of Mining of an interest in the Celia Gene and Celia Generosa mineral concessions located in Guerrero State, Mexico. The registration process in question began with an application by MX in March, 2008 to the PRM for registration of its 2007 acquisition of the Xochipala Concessions, including the interest purchased from the estate of a Mexican citizen, Hector Camacho (the “Camacho Estate”), which constituted fifty percent (50%) of the Celia Gene concession and all (100%) of the Celia Generosa concession.

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