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Brilliant Mining Corp. (BMC: TSXV) is a leading junior explorer and producer of nickel. This year, Brilliant was again selected in the TSX Venture 50TM for ranking as one of the top 10 TSX Venture listed mining companies based on revenue, return on investment, market cap growth and trading volume.
The Company generates cashflow from its 25% interest in the producing Lanfranchi Nickel Mine, located in the World Class Kambalda Nickel District of Western Australia. Brilliant has consistently increased nickel production for the past 3 years and forecasts to produce approximately 1,800 tonnes (4 million lbs) of Ni metal from July 2008 to June 2009, an increase of 141% over the same period in 2005-2006.
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27/10/2008
Brilliant Mining – significant high grade results from 25% owned Lanfranchi Nickel Mine
In an otherwise dull market Canadian Venture listed Brilliant Mining Corp. (BMC: TSXV) has reported significant high grade results from the Deacon down-plunge resource definition drill program -
02/10/2008
Brilliant Mining – Increased mineral reserves
Brilliant Mining Corp. has reported an 8% increase in Mineral Reserves to 2.7 million tonnes of ore grading 2.42% Ni for 146.1 million lbs of contained nickel.
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27/02/09
Brilliant Mining hands back minority in Lanfranchi nickel project, Australia, to Panoramic Resources
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