Greatland Gold has just dropped its latest investor presentation, which makes fascinating reading, bringing together its latest plans, while painting an optimistic long-term picture.
Remember, Greatland, now valued at close to £2 billion, owns two assets: the producing Telfer Mine and Havieron, the world's second-largest undeveloped gold asset. Near one another (comparatively by Australian standards), they are located in Western Australia's Patterson Region, a hotspot for the yellow metal.
Foresight Environmental Infrastructure (LSE:FGEN) has confirmed it will stick to a long-term investment strategy focused on core infrastructure assets, even after a muted start to the year and growing scrutiny of income-focused funds.
Net asset value (NAV) dipped 0.8% in the first quarter, reflecting weaker-than-expected wind and solar generation, as well as an unplanned outage in Italy.
Shares in Ariana Resources PLC (AIM:AAU) rose 9% on Wednesday afternoon after the miner announced plans to significantly expand its exploration footprint in Kosovo.
Ariana’s 76%-owned subsidiary, Western Tethyan Resources (WTR), has applied to extend the Hertica Porphyry Project by an additional 30,000 square kilometres.
Mosman Oil and Gas Ltd (AIM:MSMN) is now counting down to its next helium well in Colorado, as the drill crew is now on the ground at the ‘The Bard’ location.
The drill rig is in the area and will be mobilised once weather conditions allow, Mosman noted.
European Green Transition PLC (AIM:EGT) chair Cathal Friel, EGT chair, is to take up executive responsibilities to ‘lead the company’s M&A strategy’.
Through this M&A strategy, he aims to acquire and transform distressed, revenue-generating businesses. It is supported by EGT’s strong cash position, following last year's AIM IPO.
Ariana Resources PLC (AIM:AAU) is growing its footprint in Kosovo by applying to extend the boundaries of the Hertica Porphyry Project.
An application for new nearby exploration licences, by Ariana’s 76%-owned Western Tethyan Resources, would see an extra 30,000 square kilometres added.
EMV Capital (AIM:EMVC) said it was “well-positioned” for a market recovery as it reported a sharp rise in assets under management and a growing mix of revenue streams.
The deep tech and life sciences venture capital firm said total assets under management had climbed to £103 million by the end of May, up from £74 million a year earlier.