News Articles for Aston Minerals

This week's ASX Bulls N' Bears Runner of the Week is… Bio-Gene Technology. The company's shares leapt after revealing it scored a slice of two United States defence grants. Alterity Therapeutics unveiled successful phase two clinical trial results, Aston Minerals' plans for a merger with a fellow goldie won market support and Canterbury Resources discovered a new copper zone.

Kambalda-based Torque Metals has filed documents to merge with fellow junior Aston Minerals in order to create a new gold exploration company.

Our board moves wrap includes Juan Santamaria, Marcelino Fernandez Verdes, Adolfo Valderas, Angel Muriel, Dale Ginn, Robert Jewson, Phil Warren, Mark Ewing, Greg Boulton, David Turvey, Craig Hart, Richard Little, Sean Gregory, Robert Klug, Abdullah Mwinyi, Jessamyn Lyons, Julia Beckett, Shaun Menezes, and Ian Hobson.

Our board moves wrap includes Steve Parsons, Michael Naylor, Mathew O'Hara, Oonagh Malone, Evan Cranston, Brian Thomas, Michael Hendriks, Mark Clements, Dale Hanna, Tim Slate, Dale Ginn, Eddie King, Don Carroll, David Coyne, Robert Ierace, and Mauro Piccini.

At least $1.6 billion of equity has been raised by WA-linked critical minerals hopefuls in the past five years, but achieving consistent returns is another battle.

Our daily board moves wrap includes Mark Clark, Mark Okeby, Douglas Jendry, Mark McAuliffe, Oonagh Malone, David Palumbo, Nathan Lude, Fei Peng, Ron Heeks, Matthew Smith, Glenn Zamudio, Ian Clyne, Simon Adams, Garry Perotti, Mark Stowell, and Mark Bojanjac.

European Cobalt will raise $20 million through a share placement as the junior miner advances exploration work at its Dobsina copper, nickel, cobalt project in central Slovakia.

Investors appear to have shaken off a drop in gold and iron ore prices at the end of September to back Western Australian businesses, with the Business News BN30 index of local shares closing the September quarter near record highs.

A Wangara-based renewable technology company is seeking to list on the ASX through the reverse takeover of dormant Perth company Axxis Technology.

David Putnam has resigned as interim chief executive officer of Western Mining Network. Mr Putnam has served as interim CEO since the past nine months.

Graphite players have had a soft 18 months, although some WA companies are developing new production techniques that might give them a leg up in the industry.

Owners of graphite stocks have enjoyed strong returns during the past year on the back of demand for the mineral's use in lithium ion batteries, however it is the potential to tap new markets that has some in the sector even more excited.

Investors who kept their money in Australia's top blue chip stocks enjoyed great returns in the 2012-13 financial year.

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