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Premier African Minerals Ltd is a multi-commodity mining and natural resource development company focused on Southern Africa with its RHA Tungsten and Zulu Lithium projects in Zimbabwe. The company has a diverse portfolio of projects, which include tungsten, rare earth elements, lithium and tantalum in Zimbabwe and lithium and gold in Mozambique, encompassing brownfield projects with near-term production potential to grass-roots exploration.
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The Footsie ebbed in the afternoon as Greek debt negotiations took a turn for the worse, but the index still finished in positive territory.
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London's blue chips are higher despite some last minute wrangling in the set-to between Greece and its pay-masters, but the mid-cap index takes some lumps.
Premier African Minerals (LON:PREM) said it will continue to optimise the open pit at the RHA tungsten project in Zimbabwe in the year ahead, as it released 2014 results.
The morning's gains ebbed away as negotiations between Greece and its creditors took a turn for the worse
Savannah Resources (LON:SAV) continues to see good gold grades at its Block 4 project area in Oman and has identified a new prospect - Salahi 1. It was just one of a number of companies receiving good news this week.
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Miners and oil stocks took to the stage today on a busy day for small caps.
In January, Premier estimated the mine would generate net revenue of US$26mln over a 22 month life of mine with pre-tax cash flow of US$8.9mln.
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The companies involved in the Horse Hill project near Gatwick dominate the risers today.
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The FTSE 100 ended Tuesday almost 31 points down at 6,953 with miners in decline and Greece continuing to weigh on sentiment. Commodities giant Glencore (LON:GLEN) and Anglo American (LON:AAL) both finished among the top five losers despite