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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Minerva Res | LSE:MVA | London | Ordinary Share | GB0033826206 | ORD 2.5P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 0.70 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
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02/4/2008 14:17 | WW. take care ADVFN's number of shares seems wrong. Suggest you double check your source. 111,742,960 shares in issue @ 4p gives market cap of £4,469,718 £1,361,897 held in cash and cash equivalent as at 30 September 2007 So mining licences etc valued at some £3,100,000 - Not sure if they are woth it. | pugugly | |
02/4/2008 08:49 | Market cap now more or less equals cash in bank, so no value for any of the mining licences/assets/Ethi | willyworm | |
31/3/2008 10:21 | Just come back to have a look after the accounts. No real new news. No estimate of any resource. "We will be seeking additional funding to assist with the attainment of the JORC resources." So what level of dilution in the current market ? | pugugly | |
30/11/2007 15:17 | thanks Kiwi....I will hold for the medium term , fingers crossed they've got something good ...good luck to all who hold them... | altoplanner | |
29/11/2007 20:53 | yes....agreed ....it has all gone quiet...i presume that are doing tests on the samples taken from drilling....you probably weren't the only one to buy in at 8p...as with a lot of these small shares they go up on news then gradually make there way down again....just have to hold on i'm afraid until further news comes out or buy again if you can and average down...regards | kiwi3 | |
29/11/2007 19:27 | Anyone idea what is happening now ? , we went from nuggets on the surface to dead quiet, I managed to get stung for 8p a share , wondering what timeline we need to recover this price ? | altoplanner | |
22/11/2007 13:23 | 22 November 2007 Minerva Resources Plc (AIM:MVA) ("Minerva Resources" or "the Company") Board Change Minerva Resources today announces that Merlin Marr-Johnson has tendered his resignation as Executive Director, Development, effective 1 January 2008, due to a change in personal circumstances. The Board is progressing the appointment of a replacement executive director. The company also announces the appointment of Gary Vermaak as Chief Financial Officer of the Company, effective 1 January 2008. Gary, 42, has over 10 years experience in the minerals industry and has held senior management positions in major operational companies. He holds a B.Com and is a chartered management accountant. This is a non board position Terry Ward, Managing Director, said "I would like to thank Merlin for his hard work and contribution as a Director during his appointment. I am also delighted to welcome Gary to the Company. Gary brings a wealth of accounting and financial experience to the Company, with particular relevance to the mineral sector in Africa. For further information please contact: Terry Ward Minerva Resources plc Tel: +44 (0)20 76294800/(0)79895715 Jane Stacey/Ed Portman Conduit PR Tel: +44 (0)20 74296606/(0)79229233 James Joyce / David Porter W. H. Ireland Tel: +44 (0)20 72201666 Note to Editor Minerva Resources plc ('Minerva Resources' or 'the Company') is a UK based mineral exploration and development company quoted on London's Alternative Investment Market (AIM: MVA). The Company is intent on delivering shareholder value by increasing and developing its mineral resources in a socially and environmentally responsible manner. The main focus is resource development in Ethiopia where the Company has first-mover advantage on prospective ground on the Arabian-Nubian shield. Key projects include the gold resources at the Tulu Kapi and Guji prospects and the Yubdo Platinum Mine, located in western Ethiopia. Drilling programmes are underway at the Tulu Kapi and Guji gold projects in western Ethiopia. The two projects are 7km apart, allowing significant sharing of logistics and infrastructure. Tulu Kapi was mined in the 1930s by an Italian company. In the 1970s the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) mapped and drilled Tulu Kapi. Tan Range carried out soil sampling and further mapping and drilling in the 1990s. These two phases of work confirmed mineralisation extending over a strike length of 1.5km and the project is undergoing second phase drilling after encouraging early Minerva Resources drill results. The Company also has a strong presence in Central Asia, operating a Technical Services Division undertaking contract geology and contract drilling work from the Kyrgyz Republic. In Sierra Leone the Company holds gold, platinum and diamond exploration licences which will for the most part continue to be developed by existing Joint Venture partners. ---END OF MESSAGE--- | kiwi3 | |
15/11/2007 07:11 | Minerva Resources PLC 15 November 2007 AIM Release 15 November 2007 Minerva Resources Plc (AIM:MVA) ('Minerva Resources' or 'the Company') Petrographic Report on Gold at Tulu Kapi, Ethiopia Highlights Gold study identifies gold grains and gold veinlets in Tulu Kapi samples Gold primarily associated with pyrite, mostly presented as 'free gold' Preliminary work suggests the gold is amenable to conventional processing Further to the Operations Update on the Tulu Kapi gold project (Minerva Resources 100%) news release of 9 November, Minerva Resources is pleased to announce the results of an independent petrographic study on the gold mineralisation at Tulu Kapi, Ethiopia. The study was carried out on 10 selected samples from Tulu Kapi drill core across a representative suite of mineralising styles from the project area. A total of 85 gold grains and two veinlets were observed in 4 samples. It was found that the gold occurs predominantly in pyrite and at the contact between pyrite and the silicate gangue. Although the findings will require confirmation with metallurgical testing, the preliminary indications are that the material would give good recoveries using standard processing techniques. The study was carried out by Dr. Peter Pollard, an independent consultant. Commenting today, Terry Ward, Managing Director, said 'Although further metallurgical test work is required, the gold study results are very encouraging. In addition to the gold nuggets in soil and the extensions to the mineralised zones, which were reported last week, we are pleased that the petrographic report shows that the gold at Tulu Kapi is likely to deliver good recoveries from conventional processing techniques. For further information please contact: Terry Ward Minerva Resources plc Tel: +44 (0)20 76294800/(0)79895715 | kiwi3 | |
14/11/2007 12:00 | Paul any feedback from the lunch? Canapes nice? | willyworm | |
14/11/2007 11:23 | This is a different share altogether from the old Palladex. The combination of Golden Prospect and Palladex and the pooling of expertise with new management, headed by Ward, has made this company one of the most exciting prospects among the junior miners. | dogberry202000 | |
14/11/2007 10:42 | nice rise now occurring....we are still awaiting the full news on the recent drilling.....aren't we | kiwi3 | |
14/11/2007 10:37 | nice buy gone through this morning | kiwi3 | |
12/11/2007 12:41 | good write up on Minesite website. think these are still cheap | goldeneye5 | |
12/11/2007 12:36 | ghhghh ......dumping stock Paul ? | imabastard | |
11/11/2007 02:12 | This is wanted like I've never seen it before. | dogberry202000 | |
10/11/2007 21:00 | peninsular gold (AIM: PGL) shares up nearly 50% last week | wayoutwest | |
09/11/2007 19:00 | I imagine todays rise prompted MVA to put out an announcement - perhaps this was what management were going to tell you on Tuesday Paul... Operations Update - Tulu Kapi Gold Project, Ethiopia Highlights: * Drilling intersects extensions of mineralised zones at Tulu Kapi * Second drill rig arrives at Tulu Kapi * Gold nuggets picked out of soil at Tulu Kapi after rains Personally I particularly liked this paragraph... Finally, after seasonal heavy rains gold nuggets up to 10mm in diameter were picked from soil at Tulu Kapi. The gold nuggets are highly angular grains and aggregates indicative of a local source with little or no transport occurring. | fez | |
09/11/2007 17:13 | 66% held by institutions / private 48% held by Ambrian / directors 11.81% Pershing Keen Ltd 3.39% HSBC 2.78% LR Nominees 10% of free float traded today....mms it was a nightmare buying stock all day in any large size ie 10k+ even up to the close. This should bode well for monday expecting and hoping for a rise on the back of this it seems anything with gold is moving so sharply now...solg then cnr now this... there should be newspaper coverage tomorrow and over the weekend which should put this firmly on others radar. | hi2eddie | |
09/11/2007 15:18 | AAU and another interesting resource stock KLG...update expected shortly..dyor:-) | pre | |
09/11/2007 15:16 | Well, well, life in the old palladex dog yet! Very promising though if news gets round about the nuggets, the site might be swamped by locals sifting through the topsoil and digging like mad. Perhaps the drill crews and MMJ have beaten them to it already! | pecker1 | |
09/11/2007 15:06 | AAU (Ariana) ticking up nicely too - awaiting their drilling results in due course. | double6 | |
09/11/2007 15:03 | Surely finding nuggets on the surface after rain is a very good sign. | jimbobgr | |
09/11/2007 14:51 | this news must have leaked - Look at share price movement before rns, SFA please note and investigate. | pugugly | |
09/11/2007 14:38 | "Mineralised zones" ... Presumably this is an under-stated British way of saying "visible gold"? Nice widths, but it would be good to have some clue as to grade. | mattybuoy |
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