News Articles for Wia Gold

Josef El-Raghy led Wia Gold has announced plans to raise $30 million in order to accelerate expansion growth at its Kokoseb gold project in Namibia.

In this week's edition of Bulls N' Bears Big Hits, we examine some of the notable drill intersections revealed on the ASX, including WIA Gold's 4m at 87.43g/t gold from 79m at its Bouaflé project in Côte d'Ivoire. We also take a look at other interesting drill hits by Turaco Gold from its Côte d'Ivoire deposit and PolarX from its copper project in Alaska.

Shares in ASX-listed WIA Gold rose by 18 per cent on Monday, following news that the company would raise $16.9 million in order to enhance project growth and exploration activities.

Our board moves wrap includes Brett Morgan, John Kolenda, George Bauk, Rowan Johnston, Richard Hay, Stuart McKenzie, Christopher Knee, and Graeme Smith.

Our board moves wrap includes Henry Kinstlinger, Mike Pitcher, Darryl Edwards, Trevor O'Connor, Susan Hunter, BiaoZhun Zhu, Benjamin Chow, Simon Mottram, Luis Azevedo, Aaron Bertolatti, Jason Bontempo, ZhiLiang Ou, Brett Lambert, Rob Tyson, John Stockley, and Chris van Wijk.

AusCann Group Holdings has announced changes to its board as it progresses towards the next stage of growth and development as a cannabinoid-focused pharmaceutical company.

A summary of last week's smaller deals that did not get included in our daily news coverage.

Alliance Mineral Assets has appointed Mark Turner as executive director of operations, and non-executive director Geoffrey McNamara becomes non-executive chair.

West Perth-based Rolek Resources has launched a $5 million initial public offering, with the company planning a backdoor listing via Shaw River Manganese.

David St Denis has been appointed chief operating officer of Admedus. He succeeds Julian Chick, who has resigned from the company.

Emma Walczak has been appointed as joint company secretary of Tanga Resources.

Perth-based gold explorer Tanga Resources has launched a $3.5 million capital raising for its Singida project in Tanzania.

WESTERN Australia's initial public offerings market is continuing to show signs of strength after a hot close to 2010, with four WA-based minerals exploration companies looking to join the Australian Securities Exchange next month after lodging prospectus