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IVANHOE MINES LIMITED STORIES

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Mixed news for Ivanhoe
(Monday, 29 May 2006)

IVANHOE Mines has received a sliver of good news from Mongolia, with the whopping "windfall profits tax" proposed in that country potentially not applying to smelter production.
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Executive OutComes: Ivanhoe
(Wednesday, 17 May 2006)

THE appointment of John Macken as president and chief executive headlines a raft of changes being made to the board and management team at Ivanhoe Mines, with Robert Friedland staying on as chairman.
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Ivanhoe under the cosh
(Tuesday, 16 May 2006)

DEVELOPMENT of Ivanhoe Mines' Oyu Tolgoi project in Mongolia could be teetering on the brink should a whopping new windfall-profits tax on minerals reportedly approved by the national parliament last Friday evening stand.
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Ivanhoe coal going to Asia
(Thursday, 27 April 2006)

ROBERT Friedland's Ivanhoe Mines plans to vend its coal assets to TSX-V listed Asia Gold, turning Asia Gold into a majority-owned, publicly traded subsidiary of Ivanhoe.
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Ivanhoe testing "world scale" prospect
(Thursday, 20 April 2006)

IVANHOE Mines has started drilling copper-gold-uranium prospects in Queensland that were described late last month by the company's chairman Robert Friedland as having the potential to deliver a "world scale discovery".
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Strong backing for Oyu Tolgoi: Friedland
(Friday, 31 March 2006)

ROBERT Friedland has scorned any concerns over the financing of the $US1.15 billion ($A1.6 billion) Oyu Tolgoi copper-gold project, but he remains less flippant about the fiscal regime yet to be finalised with the Mongolian Government.
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Uranium for Ivanhoe in Queensland
(Wednesday, 29 March 2006)

IVANHOE Mines chairman Robert Friedland claims a new Cloncurry prospect containing uranium and called Amethyst Castle has the potential to deliver a "world scale discovery". Michael Quinn reports from Singapore
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No Friedland agreement: Crosby
(Monday, 6 March 2006)

SPECULATION that Robert Friedland's Ivanhoe Mines is behind Crosby Capital's bid for Tethyan Copper and its Reko Diq copper-gold project is unfounded, according to Crosby managing director Shahzad Ashfaq, with Crosby expected to respond formally to the matter tomorrow.
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Grade boost for Ivanhoe
(Thursday, 2 February 2006)

IVANHOE Mines has delineated a high grade inferred resource for the northern-most portions of the Hugo North deposit, adding a further 281 million tonnes of to its already massive Oyu Tolgoi copper-gold inventory in Mongolia.
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Ivanhoe heads to New York markets
(Tuesday, 31 January 2006)

IVANHOE Mines has calculated reserves for its open pit at the Oyu Tolgoi copper-gold project in Mongolia and has initiated a dual listing on the New York Stock Exchange and the NASDAQ.
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Changes afoot in Mongolia
(Wednesday, 14 December 2005)

IVANHOE Mines' ownership of the Oyu Tolgoi copper-gold deposit in Mongolia will reportedly be unaffected by proposed changes to the country's mineral law that will allow state participation in a "limited number" of previous discoveries the government has helped fund.
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Ivanhoe assured on Oyu Tolgoi
(Tuesday, 29 November 2005)

IVANHOE Mines claims it won't be forced to sell or give up a stake in its Oyu Tolgoi project to the Mongolian Government.
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Mongolian query for Ivanhoe
(Monday, 28 November 2005)

SHARES dived as Ivanhoe Mines expressed surprise at potential Mongolian Government participation in "significant mining projects", with the Canadian-based miner maintaining it has no reason to believe that its proposed Oyu Tolgoi development would be affected by such a change.
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Ivanhoe unveils Oyu Tolgoi
(Friday, 30 September 2005)

IVANHOE Mines' Oyu Tolgoi copper-gold project in Mongolia will initially cost around $US1.15 billion to develop, with first production expected in 2008.
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New Oyu Tolgoi development
(Wednesday, 28 September 2005)

IVANHOE Mines says it has completed a new independent integrated development plan (IDP) for its massive Oyu Tolgoi copper-gold project in Mongolia, though details won't be known until they are released on Thursday.
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Jinshan scrip for Ivanhoe stake
(Friday, 9 September 2005)

CANADIAN-based gold miner Jinshan Gold Mines has acquired Ivanhoe Mines' 50% stake in their CSH 217 joint venture in China for $US4 million in cash and more than 48 million shares in Jinshan.
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Entrée ground a copper feast for Ivanhoe
(Wednesday, 29 June 2005)

IVANHOE Mines has hit made a major copper strike down dip of a previous significant hit on ground in Mongolia it holds with Entrée Gold, an emerging junior in which Rio Tinto bought 9.9% stake earlier this month for $C12.45 million.
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Ivanhoe maintains Entrée stake as Rio looms
(Tuesday, 28 June 2005)

IVANHOE Mines intends maintaining its equity stake in Mongolia-focused Entrée Gold following the arrival last week of Rio Tinto on the junior's share register.
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Placer into Ivanhoe's Cloncurry ground
(Tuesday, 28 June 2005)

PLACER Dome has farmed into ground held by Ivanhoe Mines in the Cloncurry region of Queensland, with the major keen to find new gold and copper deposits for processing at its nearby Osborne operation.
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Big Ivanhoe equity raising
(Friday, 20 May 2005)

THE fund raising ability of Robert Friedland has again come to the fore with Ivanhoe Mines attracting big support from a syndicate of Canadian underwriters for the Oyu Tolgoi copper-gold and Nariin Sukhait coal projects, both in Mongolia.
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BHPB shows fresh interest in Mongolia
(Wednesday, 18 May 2005)

BHP Billiton has signalled renewed exploration interest in Mongolia around the Oyu Tolgoi copper-gold project that it exited five years ago and subsequently sold to Robert Friedland's Ivanhoe Mines.
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Ivanhoe close to agreement with Mongolia
(Wednesday, 11 May 2005)

IVANHOE Mines and Mongolia's Government are understood to be virtually agreed on a crucial tax deal that the miner needs for its plans to develop the massive Oyu Tolgoi copper-gold mine.
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Oyu Tolgoi resource explodes
(Wednesday, 4 May 2005)

IVANHOE Mines has increased the copper resources at its flagship Oyu Tolgoi project in southern Mongolia by more than 350% to nearly 33 billion pounds, with gold resources up 85% to 17.3 million ounces.
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Mitsui and Ivanhoe
(Thursday, 31 March 2005)

ROBERT Friedland's Ivanhoe Mines is considering an offer from giant Japanese trading house Mitsui to participate in the development of the Oyu Tolgoi copper-gold project as part of an alliance between the two companies that also takes in coal projects in Mongolia.
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Ivanhoe, the driller's friend
(Tuesday, 29 March 2005)

IVANHOE Mines' exploration spend of just under $US100 million in 2004 led to a loss of $US89.6 million, with the Monywa copper joint venture in Myanmar reporting a net profit of $US22.1 million on production of 31,756t of copper.
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Ivanhoe success at Cloncurry
(Tuesday, 22 March 2005)

IVANHOE Mines says it has discovered potentially significant iron oxide copper-gold mineralisation at its Cloncurry project, located 160 kilometres southeast of Mount Isa in Queensland.
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Ivanhoe smelter partner
(Friday, 18 March 2005)

JIANGXI Copper will reportedly help build a smelter and refinery at Ivanhoe Mine's massive Oyu Tolgoi copper gold project in Mongolia.
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Jinshan, Ivanhoe trial heap leach
(Wednesday, 9 March 2005)

CANADIAN company Jinshan Gold Mines says it has doubled the measured and indicated resources at the 217 gold project in Inner Mongolia, China, to 2.2 million ounces gold.
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Friedland lauds Philippines
(Thursday, 10 February 2005)

ROBERT Friedland has reportedly taken a shine to the resource potential of the Philippines and is "aggressively pursuing" additional opportunities in the mineral rich country.
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Ivanhoe cuts Savage
(Tuesday, 8 February 2005)

IVANHOE Mines is free to concentrate on its Oyu Tolgoi project in Mongolia after selling its Savage River iron ore mine in Tasmania to British steel group Stemcor in a deal it claims could be worth up to US$170 million should producers achieve a price increase from Japanese steel mills at the top end of those being sought.
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