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Altech Chemicals is pleased to announce that it has received commitments from a variety of institutional and professional investors for a share placement of ~$17 million.
Kopore Metals is starting a maiden 3,000m drilling program targeting the KM3 and GW3 targets at its Ghanzi West project in Botswana in search of regional scale copper silver anomalies. The project is located close to major development projects such as Cupric Canyon Capital's Zone 5 resource and MOD Resources' T3 copper project within the highly prospective but under-explored Kalahari copper belt.
Kopore Metals has announced that a regional soils program at its KM1 EM anomaly has produced two impressive copper-lead-zinc targets in geologically and structurally favourable locations at the Ghanzi West prospect area in Botswana. The coherent anomalies are identified over a12 square kilometre area, coinciding with airborne and ground EM geophysical anomalies. The company considers the new anomalies to be high value drilling targets.
Kopore Metals has procured four new prospecting licences in a highly prospective region of the emerging Kalahari copper belt in Botswana. The cash and scrip deal gives Kopore full ownership of the tenements, which are adjacent to those held by major copper resource developer Cupric Canyon. Exploration in the newly awarded tenements is limited and provides an element of blue sky for the company.
Kopore Metals has reported over 10sq kms of prospective base metal soil geochemistry at the recently identified KM3 airborne electromagnetic target at its Ghanzi West project in Botswana. Ground EM surveys have confirmed coincident conductors from 50m, generating a high priority location for upcoming drilling programs. The company is continuing its regional soil sampling programs across its tenements.
Kopore Metals will commence its maiden drill program at the Ghanzi West project near MOD Resources significant copper find in Botswana, following receipt of Government environmental approvals. The company defined a number of high priority exploration targets using a combination of airborne and ground geophysics, with coincident base metal soil anomalies.
SPECIAL REPORT: There have been some big moves among corporate finance dealmakers in Perth, who worked on more than 850 transactions worth nearly $25 billion in 2017.
Perth entrepreneur Mark Lapins is aiming to defy waning investor interest in tech startups, announcing plans for a backdoor listing that values his ‘internet of things' firm, Quantify Technology, at $22 million.
Copper miner Metallum is selling its Chilean assets and restructuring its board, after determining that it wouldn't be viable to restart operations at the El Roble project in the short or medium term.
Perth-based gold and base metals miners Metallum and Paradigm Metals have announced plans to raise a combined $3.7 million to fund ongoing work at their respective tenements, while Dynasty Resources announced its intention to raise $2.2 million but then later withdrew its proposal.
West Perth-based juniors Anova Metals and Mining Group have each announced plans to raise $2 million through share placements to advance their respective projects.
There has been a flurry of new Western Australian stockmarket entrants to close last financial year and to begin the new, with seven resources-focused firms from WA listing on the Australian Securities Exchange in June and July.
