Mineral group plans £20m float 08/02/2010
Aussie-listed Greenland Minerals and Energy is planning a flotation on the London Stock Exchange to raise £20 million for a £1.4 billion world-class rare earth and uranium project at Kvanefjeld in Greenland.
Aussie-listed Greenland Minerals and Energy is planning a flotation on the London Stock Exchange to raise £20 million for a £1.4 billion world-class rare earth and uranium project at Kvanefjeld in Greenland.
African miner Randgold Resources plans hefty production and resource increases after lifting annual gold sales 27 per cent to £288 million.
PhotonStar LED, which produces eco-friendly light bulbs with a claimed life of 11 years, is considering tapping AIM investors for around £5 million to fund acquisitions, says chief executive officer James Mckenzie
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AIM-listed Provexis hopes to soon conclude negotiations with a host of 'global players' over deals for its Fruitflow food supplement, which boosts blood circulation.
Emerging markets mobile minnow Synchronica is seeing momentum build behind its low-cost Blackberry-like phone, the 'MessagePhone'.
South Africa's Department of Mineral Resources has given Coal of Africa the go-ahead on two key projects.
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Gold has been a prime beneficiary of the economic and financial turmoil of recent years, as befits its age-old role as an investment haven in troubled times.
In a timely development, the London Stock Exchange’s launch of a new online retail bond market for government and corporate bonds – the Order book for Retail Bonds (ORB) – has positive implications not only for private investors but for the small and medium-sized companies they invest in too.