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Alecto Minerals to buy Botswana copper mine

(ShareCast News) - Gold miner Alecto Minerals is to buy Cradle Arc Investments, which holds a 60% stake in the Mowana copper mine in Botswana for about £6.72m. The AIM-listed company will pay £1m in cash and the rest with the issue of 8.79m shares of 0.01p at 0.065p each, that will represent 60% of

Alecto Minerals shares plummet despite board confidence

(ShareCast News) - Africa-focused gold and base metal exploration and development company Alecto Minerals announced its unaudited interim results for the six months to 30 June on Friday, with revenue rising to £0.11m, from £0.04m year-on-year. Its operating loss widened as a result of higher adminis

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DIRECTOR DEALINGS SUMMARY: Alecto CEO Takes Part In Share Placing

DIRECTOR DEALINGS: Alecto CEO Subscribes For 12.5 Million Shares

Alecto Turns To Profit In 2015 Following Acquisition Of Zambian Mines

Paternoster Resources Quarterly NAV Rises Thanks To Metal Tiger Stake

Alecto's shares dive after dicounted £650,000 placing

(ShareCast News) - Alecto Minerals's shares plunged almost 17% after raising £0.65m in a discounted placing as it moves to bring the 400,000 tonnes-a-year Matala Gold Project, Zambia, into low-cost production in the near- to mid-term. The placing of 831.25m shares priced at 0.08p each, which would a

Alecto Minerals Shares Drop 20% As Placing Priced At Large Discount (ALLISS)

WINNERS & LOSERS SUMMARY: SuperGroup Shares Firmly In Fashion

Alecto Introduces Cora Gold To Karan Project To Minimise Costs

Alecto Hunts For Partner On Kerboule As Licences Are Extended

Alecto Minerals Issues Shares After Warrant Exercise (ALLISS)

Alecto Minerals agrees financing deal and DBO for Zambia gold mine

(ShareCast News) - Alecto Minerals has agreed a financing deal for the construction of its Matala gold project in Zambia. AIM-listed Alecto has agreed partnerships with Chinese mining engineer Yantai Xinhai Machinery and South Africa's PenMin to cover the development and operations of the project.

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