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MINING INDABA 2012: African Eagle seeks investment, partners, banking support in Cape Town

February 08, 2012 - 13:23 GMT Location: Cape Town

KEYWORDS: African Eagle , nickel , Mining Indaba , Metal Bulletin

African Eagle Resources is in Cape Town looking for investors, partners and bankers, chairman Euan Worthington told Metal Bulletin on the sidelines of the Mining Indaba on Wednesday February 8.

African Eagle owns the Dutwa nickel mine in Tanzania, which contains 100 million tonnes of nickel laterite. The capital cost for the mine is estimated at $600 million. “African...

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