Sudbury Area Mining Supply and Service Association

Industry News

China approached Canadian fund on rival Potash bid

Endeavour Identifies Three New Silver Veins, Acquires Three New Mining Properties

Canadian mining CEOs' bonuses rebound

Lundin Announces Amendment to Credit Agreement to Increase Facility to US$300m

Firestone Diamonds says Botswana mine ahead of schedule

Evraz posts improved H1 financial results on rising steel demand

Stratabound Minerals Appoints New Directors

Rio Tinto says Q4 iron ore prices to fall 13.3 pct-AAP

Vale to Explore for Kazakh Copper, Gold, According to Country's Ministry

Rockwell Appoints New Director To Board, Strengthens Management Team

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Sudbury Area Mining Supply and Service Association (SAMSSA) brings together a number of highly experienced private sector mining supply and service companies that are prepared to assist clients in domestic and international markets.

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MacLean Engineering & Marketing Co. Ltd.
PERFORMANCE - RELIABILTITY - INNOVATIONFounded in 1973, MacLean Engineering & Marketing Co. Limited provides engineering solutions to the global underground, hard-rock mining industry. MacLean is well known by m ...
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SAMSSA Members Make Significant Impact in Canada

The recent Doyletech study of the mining supply & service sector provided significant data indicating that this sector has close to 500 companies in Northern Ontario who sell more than 50% of their products and services to mining companies. This is a large industrial sector within this important geographical region. Results demonstrated that this sector created over 23,000 jobs and generated over $5.6 billion in gross sales in 2008.

Symbotic Relationship

Via CIM Magazine
by D. Zlotnikov
In the complex, harsh world of mining, the SymBot, a new equipment monitoring platform that communicates by satellite, cellular network and Wi-Fi, is built tough and, as the name suggests, SymBot plays well with others.