AIM WINNERS & LOSERS: Scancell signs deal; Empire Metals seeks copper
(Alliance News) - The following stocks are the leading risers and fallers on AIM in London on Tuesday.
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(Alliance News) - The following stocks are the leading risers and fallers on AIM in London on Tuesday.
Read more(Alliance News) - Empire Metals Ltd shares surged on Tuesday, as the firm shared a very promising update on its Pitfield copper-gold project in Western Australia.
Read more(Alliance News) - London's FTSE 100 was struggling to find its footing on Tuesday morning, with HSBC sinking more than 5%, while local investors wait for the new UK prime minister to announce his Cabinet.
Read moreEmpire Metals Ltd - London-based minerals explorer and developer - Says the airborne electro-magnetic survey at its Pitfield copper-gold project in Western Australia identified a suite of anomalous conductive features. Confirms that the Yandanooka Basin contains "geological features" that make it an attractive copper exploration target.
Read moreEmpire Metals Ltd - London-based minerals explorer and developer - Swings to a pretax loss of GBP588,808 for the six months to June 30, from a profit of GBP682,770 a year earlier, as a result of a gain of GBP1.8 million derived from the prior year's sale of Georgian Copper & Gold JSC.
Read more(Sharecast News) - Resource explorer and developer Empire Metals announced the identification of a "significant structure" after an airborne magnetic survey in June at the Pitfield Copper-Gold Project in Western Australia.
Read more(Alliance News) - Empire Metals Ltd shares were lifted on Thursday, as new survey results pointed to the possibility of copper and magnetite at Pitfield in Western Australia.
Read moreEmpire Metals Ltd - London-based minerals exploration and development in Australia - Following the reverse circulation drilling programme completed at the Eclipse-Gindalbie gold project in Australia, several holes have discovered significant intercepts at the Homeward Bound, Budd's Find and Bulletin targets.
Read more(Sharecast News) - Resources explorer and developer Empire Metals reported multiple "significant" intercepts from the reverse circulation drilling recently completed at the Eclipse-Gindalbie gold project on Tuesday, 55 kilometres north-east of Kalgoorlie in Western Australia.
Read more(Sharecast News) - Empire Metals updated the market on its full year of operations on Friday, after it 'significantly expanded' its exploration footprint across "highly prospective" areas of its target jurisdiction in Australia, as its loss for the year widened slightly to £0£0.59m from £0.57m.
Read moreEmpire Metals Ltd - London-based minerals exploration and development in Australia - Reports wider loss in 2021 as administrative costs surge. Pretax loss worsens to GBP2.3 million from GBP953,769 in 2020. Administrative expenses increase to GBP1.9 million from GBP958,694. Part of administrative costs are fees of GBP438,059 paid in shares in 2021, compared to nothing in 2020, plus a share option expense of GBP473,336 in 2021, compared to GBP14,118 in 2020.
Read moreEmpire Metals Ltd - minerals exploration and development in Australia - Starts reverse circulation drilling at the Eclipse-Gindalbie gold project in Western Australia. The campaign consists of over 3,290 metres of drilling across 26 drill holes to target high grade mineralisation.
Read more(Sharecast News) - Empire Metals announced the start of its next campaign of reverse circulation (RC) drilling at the combined Eclipse-Gindalbie gold project in Western Australia on Wednesday.
Read more(Sharecast News) - Empire Metals announced the start of exploration activities at the 615 square kilometre Pitfield copper-gold project on Monday, located in Western Australia.
Read moreEmpire Metals Ltd - minerals exploration and development in Australia - Commences exploration activities at the Pitfield copper-gold project in Western Australia, starting with an airborne electromagnetic survey and an airborne magnetic across the Pitfield tenement area.
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