Atna Resources enters into joint venture with Pinson Mining Company

As the company announced, it was by Pinson Mining Company (PMC), a subsidiary of Barrick Gold, informed that an expenditure has been incurred in the amount of $ 30 million for the Pinson property. According to an exploration agreement between PMC, Atna Resources Inc. and Atna Resources Ltd. of 14 August 2004 PMC thus entitled to increase its interest in the Pinson project from 30 to 70%. Atnas share of 70% to 30% decreases consequently.

How to find joint venture capital

The most effective way of raising venture capital is to select just a few firms to target with your business proposition. The stage your company is in, the industry sector in which your business operates, the amount of finance needed and the geographical location of your business all factor in the mix.
To find the right investor a good place to start is our directory. It lists members of the British Venture Capital Association (BVCA) from across the UK.
A bit of research will be appreciated by venture capital firms as it shows them that you have thought carefully about the type of investment partner you want and are not only seeking a cash infusion.
To allow a business concept to be developed, the production of a business plan to be completed, prototypes made or additional research conducted, a company may seek seed capital. Seed capital is usually a smaller amount and often is supplied by business angels, click here for our section on business angels.

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Mining joint ventures do mainly aim at financing mining equipment. This mining equipment consists basically of earthmoving equipment and of special applications concerning mining.

mining equipment and systems book review

Developing rapidly in the late 1950s and 1960s, reliability theory quickly found a wide application in mining engineering. Ten years later "Terotechnology" became popular in the UK and at the same time its counterpart "Theory of Exploitation" was introduced in Central Europe. Similar to reliability theory, they both found wide application in mining. Since then a lot of articles have been published in many countries concerning these scopes of considerations but a wider elaboration on this topic was still lacking. This book gives an explanation of the mutual relationships between technology and the theory of exploitation, and presents the fundamentals of the theory of exploitation and its role in relation to mining engineering where mine machines and machinery systems are concerned. Further, statistical diagnostics, exploitation processes of machines, reliability and its models, and the methods of modelling and analysis of the processes of changes of states are treated.

A significant part of the book does deal with cyclical systems that are in common use. A variety of models are considered supported by many case studies. The last chapter deals with combined systems operating in a mixed manner. Finally, an analyses of the influence of the inhomogeneity of a different nature in a shovel-truck type system is given.

The examples presented in the book are based on the data coming from operation of pieces of equipment from different mines and different countries.

The Practical Guide to Joint Ventures and Corporate Alliances

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 The Practical Guide to Joint Ventures and Corporate Alliances: How to Form, How to Organize, How to Operate by Robert Porter Lynch

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