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Harvest Minerals Ltd is focused on the discovery and development of South American fertiliser or agriproduct projects, which are simple with low technical risk. To this end, its flagship Arapuá Fertiliser Project in Brazil produces an organic fertiliser with minimal environmental impact. Additionally, the company holds four other projects in Brazil, which it will look to develop to production.
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DK Transportes, Demolição e Locação Eireli, or simply Eireli, will carry out two phases of work at the Maximus property in Minas Gerais state.
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Miton Group’s UK MicroCap Trust fund has bought another three million shares in Harvest
The window for all appeals against Sirius Minerals' North Yorkshire project has ended, Tower Resources raises £1.03mln of new capital and Avation has reported record revenues.
“The team at Harvest is focused on bringing the Maximus target into trial production by the end of the year."
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Sirius Minerals has reawakened interest in London in the fertiliser space, but what else is out there?
Tourists visiting Britain went on a spending binge last month, with the Japanese visitors proving particularly profligate.
ITM Power revved up the leader board as it sealed a deal with office supplies firm Commercial Group
"These latest results are excellent and well beyond our expectations," said Harvest Minerals chairman Brian McMaster.
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London shares closed lower on Friday, as gains proved elusive when a broad-based decline among stocks in metals, mining, and forestry took hold
London stocks were dominated by gains from miners for a second time in a week while forecast-beating UK retail sales data put Brexit fears in the shade to give blue-chip stocks a firm close on Thursday
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Ex-div stocks are weighing on the Footsie, which was barely in positive territory