GGG Resources
HOLD 20/08/2010
GGG Resources has increased its estimate of inferred gold resources at Bullabulling in Western Australia 450% to 1.98m oz.
GGG Resources has increased its estimate of inferred gold resources at Bullabulling in Western Australia 450% to 1.98m oz.
After increasing estimated nickel resources at Dutwa in Tanzania by 145% to 845,000 tonnes, African Eagle hopes to have a bankable feasibility study ready by late 2011.
Non-life insurance investor and services group Randall & Quilter is scouting US takeovers after hoisting interim pre-tax profits fivefold to £3.7m.
Industry sources say imminent resource estimates for Aussie energy counter Oilex's Cambay gas project in India could dwarf previous indications.
IT services provider Maxima Holdings reported a 9.9% decline in revenue to £51m for the year to May, amidst what it describes as a ‘challenging economic environment’.
Meat casing maker Devro grew profits 56% to £17.1m in the first half to June, as turnover fattened up to £116.1m (2009: £105m).
Ambitious investment minnow Brainspark is looking forward to the £25m Milan flotation of its key Italian leisure park holding Mediapolis.
Workforce and compliance optimisation specialist Allocate offers exposure to fast-paced organic and acquisitive growth at a very reasonable price indeed.
Malaysia-focused Asian Plantations has raised £4.25m at 110p to help fund its £7.8m takeover of neighbouring palm oil planter Fortune Plantation.
Tabletop war games retailer Games Workshop has announced pre-tax profits up 114% to £16.1m for the year to May, on modestly-increased sales of £126.5m (2009: £125.7m).
Discovery Metals has established an initial copper reserve of 313,300 tonnes at its Boseto project in Botswana.
A cost-cutting bout helped dental services and products supplier 1st Dental Laboratories make maiden half-year profits, despite a decline in revenue which the company attributed to volcanic ash cloud disruption.
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Central Asian gold producer Anglo Asian Mining has turned a $2 million (£1.28 million) interim loss into $6.2 million first-half pre-tax profits.
Legal fees and related insurance and services specialist Abbey Protection has increased first-half pre-tax profits 9.3 per cent to £4.7 million.
Workwear rental and facilities management concern Johnson Service Group is feeling acquisitive after losing a first-half £2.2 million pre-tax.