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As Canadian copper and gold miner Rambler Metals & Mining (RMM) returns to profits at its Ming mine holding an estimated potential of 1.1 billion lbs. of copper and 365,000 oz. of gold on the Atlantic seaboard, chief executive officer Norman Williams says he is ‘pretty confident’ talks now under way about financing a significant increase in production and grades there will be successful. The company, which is listed on AIM and the Toronto Venture Exchange, wants to secure up to C$25 million (£12.5 million) in the wake of a pre-feasibility engineering study and economic assessment of how to blend ore from Ming’s key lower footwall zone hoist the daily quantity of ore from the mine, on the Baie Verte peninsula straddling Newfoundland and Labrador from 650 tonnes to 1,250 tonnes by 2018.
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