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Vast Resources plc (LSE:VAST) has awarded 57.5 million Share Appreciation Rights (SARs) to its employees and consultants as part of its ongoing incentive program. This initiative aims to compensate for deferred pay while motivating staff during a critical phase of project development and market activity. By aligning employee interests with the company’s growth ambitions, the SARs scheme is designed to boost workforce engagement and support operational efficiency.
Despite facing financial difficulties marked by recurring losses and negative equity, Vast Resources sees some optimism from recent corporate developments and select positive technical signals. However, the company continues to grapple with valuation pressures due to persistent unprofitability.
About Vast Resources
Vast Resources plc is an AIM-listed mining firm headquartered in the UK, operating projects across Romania, Tajikistan, and Zimbabwe. Its portfolio includes the Baita Plai Polymetallic Mine in Romania and the Aprelevka gold mines in Tajikistan. The company focuses on producing base and precious metals such as copper, gold, and silver, while pursuing expansion of exploration and production activities.
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