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Celeste is a Canadian mining exploration and development company with ownership and operational interests in international tin and copper projects.
Articles
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02/04/2013
Celeste Mining sees further potential in Dolcoath section of South Crofty tin project
Celeste Mining Corp. (CVE:C) has revealed more strong drill results from the underground drilling program at its South Crofty tin project in the U.K., showing wide intercepts of disseminated mineralization in the Dolcoath section.
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31/01/2013
Celeste hits “high grades at significant widths” at South Crofty, including 6.83% tin equivalent
Celeste Mining Corp. (CVE:C) Thursday saw its shares pop over 14% after it reported “strong drill results from its South Crofty tin project in the UK, with three metres at 2.5% tin equivalent, including one metre at 6.83% tin equivalent.
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03/12/2012
Celeste Mining, formerly Celeste Copper, has a tin grin
With a renewed focus on the now fully permitted South Crofty tin mine and a recently updated NI 43-101 mineral resource estimate, Celeste Mining (CVE:C) is enthusiastic about its future as the demand for tin continues to grow.
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05/09/2012
Celeste Copper shares rally on updated resource estimate
Celeste Copper Corp. (CVE:C) Wednesday released an updated NI 43-101 estimate for the Dolcoath section of the South Crofty tin project, located in Cornwall, U.K., sending its shares higher.
News
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26/03/13
Celeste Mining brings on interim CFO -
18/03/13
Celeste Mining secures up to $1 mln in short-term financing from largest shareholder -
06/02/13
Celeste Mining announces board shakeup with chairman role -
18/12/12
Celeste Mining reports wide tin intercepts at South Crofty project -
29/11/12
Celeste Copper changes its name to Celeste Mining -
21/11/12
Celeste Copper closes $500,000 private placement financing -
11/10/12
Celeste Copper to raise $0.5 mln in non-brokered financing -
25/09/12
Celeste Copper says it plans to divest Chilean claims to focus on South Crofty mine -
09/08/12
Celeste Copper hits 1.08% tin over 3 metres at South Crofty -
31/07/12
Celeste Copper’s COO featured in West Briton article
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