Richard Napier, PhD
DirectorContinental Capital Ltd
Richard Napier, PhD, is Managing Director of GFMS Mining and Exploration Consulting, an independent London based mining research group. Dr. Napier is a mining and exploration consultant specializing in the evaluation of mining and exploration properties and mining companies. He focuses on both internal (mining costs, geology, and management) and external (market supply and demand forecasts in gold, silver, copper, nickel, and uranium) factors when evaluating mining projects. Dr. Napier has global experience and has worked comprehensively in Australia, Europe, Africa, Asia, and North and South America. His clients include mining companies, banks, analysts, fund managers, and government agencies. Dr. Napier is an Executive Chairman at Contact Uranium; an Australia based mining company and a Director at Continental Capital, a mining investment company. (This is me - Update Profile)
| 2006 - present | Director Continental Capital Ltd |
|---|---|
| 2006 - present | Managing Director GFMS Metal Consulting Ltd |
| Unspecified - present | Executive Chairman CONTACT URANIUM LIMITED |
GLG Study Groups with Richard Napier, PhD(?)
| Study Group Name | Members |
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| Platinum Metals Group Experts | 63 |
| Gold Mining Experts | 43 |
| Gold Mining Experts (Canada) | 19 |
| Copper Mining Experts | 83 |
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Long term gold precious price forecasts are generally non-published phenomena, so it is interesting to see Merrill Lynch's longer term opinion.Reasons for longer term gold include investor sentiment, fabrication demandThe author suggests several other longer term factors are also at play
- Freeport McMoRan (FM) and Phelps Dodge in a merger deal puts both companies 'in play' as targets for other groups-Whilst FM with its world beating asset seems like an obvious target initially, there are compelling reasons why Phelps should make just as good, if not better a takeover pos...
The article notes ever increasing highs for nickel and similar record trends for other base metals.One of the supports for high metals prices is tight inventories.Inventory lows are due to demand highs and a long period of under exploration up until 2003. In particular, new, large nickel projects are...
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