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Mining company market capitalizations fell again in 2014--back to 2005 mark
PwC's 12th annual review of the aggregated financial results of the world's 40 largest mining companies as measured by their market capitalizations draws on a fist-fight analogy to describe how mining companies responded to another year of mostly falling commodity prices and falling market capitalizations in 2014. Mine 2015 includes discussions of a number of other trends currently impacting the mining industry, among them: resource nationalism, asset impairments, lower energy prices, reduced capital spending, lack of financing for junior exploration companies, and divestitures and consolidations.
Mining company market capitalizations fell again in 2014--back to 2005 mark
PwC's 12th annual review of the aggregated financial results of the world's 40 largest mining companies as measured by their market capitalizations draws on a fist-fight analogy to describe how mining companies responded to another year of mostly falling commodity prices and falling market capitalizations in 2014. Mine 2015 includes discussions of a number of other trends currently impacting the mining industry, among them: resource nationalism, asset impairments, lower energy prices, reduced capital spending, lack of financing for junior exploration companies, and divestitures and consolidations.
Mining company market capitalizations fell again in 2014--back to 2005 mark
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