Record output at Cluff 19/03/2010
Potential bid candidate Cluff Gold produced 19,288 oz of gold in West Africa in the first two months of the year.
Potential bid candidate Cluff Gold produced 19,288 oz of gold in West Africa in the first two months of the year.
As foreshadowed in the latest Growth Company Investor, investment minnow Brainspark is buying into Italian football club AC Ancona.
Gold producer Avocet Mining hopes its Wega acquisition will take 2010 group output to 200,000 oz after a flat nine months.
AIM shell China Evoline is understood to be contemplating the injection of some Chinese mining assets.
Small and medium sized company financier Ultimate Finance has increased first-half profits 36 per cent to £191,000 pre-tax.
Organic composting specialist TEG Group is pursuing long-term contracts after turning £1.6 million annual losses into £155,000 pre-tax profits.
Bid candidate Cyprotex is moving its drug discovery services into toxicology after pre-tax profits down 15 per cent to £460,413.
Forte Energy expects new uranium resource figures for its Mauritanian projects shortly and could start producing from Guinea by 2012.
Cretan Group, with ambitious tourism projects in Crete, is poised for an introduction to PLUS-quoted.
Oil and gas services, production and exploration concern Rheochem is tapping AIM with a 5p placing for a North Sea project.
West African iron ore play Bellzone Mining plans to raise more than $100 million (£66 million) to develop deposits in Guinea.
Data centre services provider CSF Group is seeking to raise £28 million for an AIM float at 55p.
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Retail-focused stock exchange PLUS has regaled investors again with news of upbeat trading volumes during January.
The AIM All-Share index dipped and rose slightly but essentially failed to move much over the course of February, starting at 667.27 points and closing at 667.24 as the market took a breather.
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