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ASA Resource reports evidence of managers funnelling cash
ASA Resource Group announced on Tuesday that, further to its announcement on 4 April, its board had now received and considered the initial report it commissioned into anonymous allegations made in relation to Freda Rebecca Gold Mine, Zimbabwe, in which the group has an 85% interest.
All Asia Asset Capital disposal hits delay
All Asia Asset Capital announced on Tuesday that, further to its announcement on 24 March regarding the passing of all resolutions at its extraordinary general meeting on the same day, it had not received the consideration payment equivalent to THB 34. 89m for the disposal of its entire interest in Energy Central.
Urals Energy makes solid progress at Petrosakh and Arcticneft
Independent exploration and production company Urals Energy updated the market on its operations on Tuesday, saying that at Petrosakh, its drilling team had spudded Well 130, located on the main licence area on the Eastern coast of Sakhalin Island.
Cloudbuy makes progress with large contracts
Investors in cloud-based e-commerce marketplaces and B2B buyer and supplier solutions cloudBuy were gathering for the company’s annual general meeting on Tuesday, at which management made a statement on the AIM-traded firm’s progress.
Almost half of SMEs 'lost money' in tax self-assessment
Almost half of small to medium enterprises lost money during the tax self-assessment process in the last year, a new survey released on Tuesday suggested, at a time when the Government was pushing through its ‘Making Tax Digital’ initiative.
Richland Resources ramping up Capricorn production
Gemstones producer and developer Richland Resources announced its unaudited quarterly operational and sales update for the first quarter on Tuesday, with 699,957 carats produced as part of the production and ramp-up process for the Capricorn Sapphire mine held by wholly-owned subsidiary Capricorn Sapphire.
Anglo Asian 'optimising' production in Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan-focussed gold, copper and silver producer Anglo Asian Mining updated the market on its exploration and production optimisation strategy on Tuesday, together with a quarterly review from its Gedabek gold, copper and silver mine in western Azerbaijan for the three months to 31 March.
IronRidge expands Ivory Coast gold prospects
IronRidge Resources announced on Tuesday that it secured the right to acquire an additional highly prospective gold license application, which it said complemented and enhanced its existing projects in Ivory Coast, West Africa.
Metal Tiger, Sprott extend private placement deadline
Natural resources investing company Metal Tiger announced on Tuesday that, further to its announcements on 28 and 29 March relating to the Sprott Private Placement Offering, Sprott and Metal Tiger had mutually agreed to extend the closing date to 20 April from 17 April.
Asia report: Markets mixed after politically tense Easter weekend
Markets in Asia finished mixed on Tuesday with traders mostly shrugging off geopolitical tension in the region, after another failed missile test from Pyongyang as US Vice President Mike Pence toured the region.
Sound Energy moving rig to Sidi Moktar
Africa and Europe-focussed upstream gas company Sound Energy announces the mobilisation of a rig to its Sidi Moktar asset, onshore Morocco on Tuesday.
LGO Energy confirms production at another well
LGO Energy announced on Tuesday that its second development well, GY-683, in the new drilling campaign on the company's Goudron Field, which was drilled to a total depth of 1,250 feet measured depth and perforated over a 269-foot interval of net oil pay within the Mayaro Sandstone reservoir, was now on production.
Wey Education reports maiden profit in first half
Online fee-paying secondary school operator Wey Education announced its unaudited interim results for the six months to 28 February on Tuesday, with turnover increasing 73% to £1. 21m.
De Klerk to disembark Flybe for Low & Bonar in October
Exeter-based airline Flybe Group announced on Tuesday that its chief financial officer Philip de Klerk had resigned to take up the position of CFO at AIM-traded materials firm Low & Bonar.