Danakali

South Boulder Mines Ltd 20-Apr-04

South Boulder Mines Ltd - 10-Jun-04Escrow period for 680,000 ordinary shares will expire on 24 June 2004.

South Boulder Mines Ltd - 06-Jul-04         Escrow period for 1,000,000 ordinary shares will expire on July 16.                       

Escrow period for 300,000 ordinary shares and 1,600,000 options will expire on 9 October 2004 and for 4,211,250 ordinary shares on 10 October 2004

South Boulder Mines Ltd26-Nov-08Sub Sahara Resources NL decreased its relevant interest from 4,211,250 ordinary shares (10.53%) to 3,000,000 Ordinary Shares (7.5%)."          

South Boulder Mines Ltd09-Dec-04

Has achieved priority to the grant of two Exploration Licences Applications within the Duketon Belt, adding a further 100 km_ to the Project and are subject to a 2% net smelter royalty.

South Boulder Mines Ltd 15-Aug-05 Has achieved priority to the grant of three Exploration Licences Applications within the Duketon Belt, which adds a further 180km to the Duketon Project.

South Boulder Mines Ltd. 3-Oct-05. Advises that the escrow period for 7,287,220 ordinary shares and 450,000 options will expire on 15 October, 2005

South Boulder Mines hopes to raise $10.1 million through a one-for-ten share deal at $1.10 per share.The company is offering one attaching unlisted option for every two new shares subscribed for, exercisable at $1.60 each and expiring a year after the date of issue.

MAYBE it’s human nature when times are uncertain, but when corporate finance players in Perth were asked to comment on market trends over the past year, most had a glass half-empty perspective.

SOUTH Boulder Mines directors Liam Cornelius, David Hughes and Terrence Grammer have chipped in to help complete a successful $10 million capital raising for the gold, nickel and potash explorer.

Fresh from announcing plans to develop the Iron Valley mine in the Pilbara, Mineral Resources has become the eleventh Western Australian company in the S&P/ASX 100 Index.S&P Dow Jones Indices announced MinRes’ elevation today, at the expense of Fairfax Media.

Perth companies Aura Energy and South Boulder Mines have announced the appointment of new chairmen, as they strive to make progress on their mining projects.

South Boulder Mines has appointed Seamus Cornelius as non-executive chairman, replacing Terry Grammer who has been in the role since 2007.Mr Cornelius is a former corporate lawyer in Australia who has been based in China for the past 20 years.

South Boulder Mines has appointed James Durrant as project co-ordinator of its Colluli potash project in Eritrea.Mr Durrant previously held various senior project roles at BHP Billiton Iron Ore. 

Nickel and gold explorer Duketon Mines has outlined plans for a $6 million initial public offering in what will be just the second float by a Western Australia-based resources company this year.

Chalice Gold Mines founder and executive chairman Tim Goyder has taken the role of managing director in a series of board changes that include Bill Bent stepping down from the position today.

West Perth-based explorer South Boulder Mines has tapped a private investor for nearly $2.1 million, through a placement of 10 million shares.

Board changes

West Perth-based explorer South Boulder Mines has announced another capital raising to fund ongoing work at its Colluli potash project in East Africa.

A definitive feasibility study on potash explorer Danakali’s Colluli project in Africa has found a 30 per cent reduction in development costs to $US298 million ($A415 million).

Danakali has tapped investors for a $5.5 million capital raising to fund work at its Colluli potash project in Africa.

ANALYSIS: WA potash hopefuls may have the backing of some high-profile local mining entrepreneurs, but startup costs and a worldwide product glut are major barriers. 

The gold sector has continued to be positive for investors and stockbrokers, with a $12.5 million capital raising announced today by West African Resources adding to more than $150 million worth of deals launched by Western Australian companies this year.

Senior mining figures Peter Bilbe and Anthony Kiernan have joined the boards of local companies Intermin Resources and Pilbara Minerals respectively.

Local explorers Danakali and Duketon Mining have raised a combined $11.6 million to fund ongoing work at their respective developments.

Aspiring potash producer Danakali has tapped investors for $12.3 million as it moves ahead with development of its Colluli project in Africa.

Danakali has appointed Danny Goeman as chief executive. Mr  Goeman is a highly experienced mining industry professional who joined Danakali in 2016 as head of marketing. He replaces Paul Donaldson who will become a non-executive director.

Danakali has announced some changes to its management structure.

Our daily board moves wrap includes Robert Ryan, John Young, Don Koch, Neils Wage, XiaoNing Lin, Chee Ho Ho, Nicholas Young, and Chris Hansen.

Our board moves wrap includes Samaila Zubairu, Taiwo Adeniji, Danny Segman, Kell Nielsen, and Wayne McGrath.

Our board moves wrap includes Sanela Karic, Michael Rawlinson, Peter Bilbe, David Salisbury, Roy Shipes, Luke Watson, Simon Robertson, Neil Gregson, Paul Donaldson, Andre Liebenberg, Kate Vale, Karen Wellman, Stephen Harrison, Anthony Hamilton, Michael Sandy, Peter Muccilli, David Frances, Brandon Munro, and David Minchin.

Our weekly appointments wrap includes Lindy Jenkins, David Cox, Scott McConn, Matt Thomas, Ron Kurniadi, Liam Cubbage, Madeleine Brown, Murray Hills, Sean Foy, Rod McEachern, Ryan Schlam and Andrew Kitchen.

Our board moves wrap includes Richard Pearce, Siobhan Lancaster, Seamus Cornelius, Niels Wage, Simon Pooley, Steven Zaninovich, Denise McComish, Edward Greissing, Luisa Ingargiola, Nathan Bartrop, Andrea Betti, Ranko Matic, David Gay, Jonathan Hjelte, Rick McCormick, Tom Todd, Greg Swan, Melanie Ross, and Kelly Moore.

Our board moves wrap includes Frank Sibbel, Robert Connochie, Jay Stephenson, and Walter Joseph.

Our board moves wrap includes John Fitzgerald, Ric Buratto, Chris Michelmore, Sue Murphy, Peter Dempsey, Deanna Carpenter, and Graham Riley.

Our board moves wrap includes Lewis Lowe, Matthew Foy, Catherine Huynh, Neil Gregson, Samaila Zubairu, Richard Barker, Bishoy Habib, Jonathan King, Peretz Schapiro, and Jo Gaines.

Our board moves wrap includes Elizabeth Henson, Jon Coates, Shannon Robinson, Glenn Cooper, Grant Anderson, Greg Smith, Fergus Kiley, Keith Martens, Craig Burton, Peter Swiridiuk, Michael Thurn.