The mining company provides a quarterly update on its project activities, including securing funding for the MCB project and progress on other exploration and development initiatives.
The mining company has received confirmation from the Philippine government that its local affiliate has met the financial requirements for the MCB Copper-Gold Project, securing a permanent Mineral Production Sharing Agreement.
The mining company has requested a trading halt on the Australian Securities Exchange pending an announcement related to the required proof of financial capability condition for its copper-gold project.
The mining company has called a general meeting for shareholders to attend.
The mining company has announced subscription agreements with directors and a major shareholder, raising additional funds to support its corporate and operational strategy.
The mineral resources company has appointed an experienced industry executive to its board.
The mining company reported significantly increased losses and a deteriorating cash position. Despite securing potential funding for a key project, material uncertainties remain regarding its financial stability.
The mining company has secured AU$3.3 million in a placement from new and existing shareholders, as well as institutional investors. The funds will support pre-project development and progression of the company's projects in the Philippines.
The mining company has requested a trading halt on the ASX as it prepares to announce details of a capital raise.
The mining company has secured a bridge loan of up to $76.4 million from the Philippines' sovereign wealth fund to advance its copper-gold project, a crucial milestone in the project's development.