First Tin Director Increases Stake
The non-executive chairman of the mining company has purchased additional shares, increasing his stake.
The non-executive chairman of the mining company has purchased additional shares, increasing his stake.
The non-executive chairman of the mining company has purchased additional shares, increasing his stake.
The CEO of the mining company has purchased additional shares in the business.
The non-executive chairman of this mining company has purchased additional shares, increasing their stake.
The mining company has been granted two new exploration licences in Australia, expanding its footprint near the Taronga Tin Project and identifying additional prospective targets.
The tin developer reported progress on its Australian and German projects in its interim results, raising £10m and ending the period with a strong cash position of £8.36m. Key operational milestones were achieved, positioning the company well for future growth.
The mining company is set to release its interim results and host an investor presentation, providing shareholders an opportunity to engage with management.
The mining company's tin project in Australia has achieved high tin recoveries through simple crushing, avoiding the need for more expensive ore-sorting equipment. This reduces both capital and operating costs, positioning the project as a low-capex tin development.
The mining company provides an update on its exploration strategy for the Taronga Tin Project in Australia, identifying a pipeline of potential satellite feed sources for the proposed processing facility.
Tin development company plans major drilling campaign to boost resources at its Australian project.