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Vast Resources plc (LSE:VAST) has reported encouraging results from its recent diamond tender, selling 123,711.8 carats of lower-value gem and industrial stones at an average price of $6.87 per carat. The tender covered multiple stone categories and showcased the company’s ability to successfully market its diamond output. Vast retains a further parcel of roughly 135,139.47 carats of higher-quality stones reserved for future sales, positioning the company for additional revenue opportunities as it refines its sales strategy.
Vast Resources’ outlook remains heavily shaped by ongoing financial pressures, including persistent losses and negative equity, which weigh on overall performance metrics. Even so, recent corporate progress and select favourable technical signals offer some potential for strategic improvement. Valuation concerns persist given the company’s lack of profitability.
More about Vast Resources
Vast Resources plc is a UK-based mining company with operations across Romania, Tajikistan, and Zimbabwe. Its portfolio includes the Baita Plai and Manaila polymetallic mines in Romania, participation in Tajikistan’s Takob processing facility and Aprelevka gold mines, and exploration interests in Zimbabwe as it seeks to advance a range of high-quality mining projects.
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