News Articles for Tiger Resources

There have been 9 insolvency appointments to Western-Australian-incorporated companies in the last two weeks.

Twenty-eight companies have been delisted from the Australian Securities Exchange, as new national listing rules took effect today.

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Jamie Armes has taken over from Leanne Stevens as company secretary of Chalice Gold Mines, as Ms Stevens commences parental leave.

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David Frances and Mark Lynam have resigned from the board of Tiger Resources, as executive chair and non-executive director respectively.

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Mark Connelly-led Tao Commodities is set to commence trading on the ASX on Monday, after the junior explorer raised $4.7 million via an initial public offering.

Ramon Soares has resigned as chief financial officer and company secretary of Activistic due to other commitments.

Perth-based Tiger Resources has sold its assets in the Democratic Republic of Congo, including its Kipoi copper project, to a consortium of Chinese investors for $US260 million ($325 million).

Kyla Garic has resigned as joint company secretary of Calidus Resources. James Carter, current chief financial officer, will become the sole company secretary.

Copper-focused Tiger Resources has secured a $US18.2 million ($A22.9 million) facility agreement with two of its existing lenders, to fund ongoing work it its Kipoi operation in Africa whilst it pursues recapitalisation plans.

Africa-focused Tiger Resources is in talks with its shareholders and lenders concerning its depleting cash balance, as repairs to infrastructure at its Kipoi copper project will hinder production for the month.

Elizabeth Gaines has been appointed chief financial officer of Fortescue Metals Group. Ms Gaines will continue as executive director.

Africa-focused Tiger Resources has named Agrimin chairman Brad Sampson as its new chief executive, replacing Michael Griffiths who spent four years in the role.

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Anthony M Begovich has resigned as company secretary and chief financial officer of Latin Resources, effective 31 May 2016.

The resignation of Talisman Mining's managing director and the appointment of a new chief executive at Tiger Resources are among the recent board changes at four local junior miners.

Perth-based Tiger Resources has finalised terms of a $US162.5 million ($A225.5 million) finance facility with two investment groups to refinance its debt and fund expansion of its Kipoi copper project.

Shipbuilder Austal has shone in the quarterly rebalance of the S&P/ASX indices, while many local miners and contractors have lost their status.

Bradley Marwood has retired as CEO and a director of Tiger Resources Limited. Mr Marwood served the company for more than five years as CEO.

Local minerals explorer IMX Resources has announced plans to delist from the Toronto Stock Exchange due to a lack of demand for its shares in the Canadian market.

Perth-based gold producer Troy Resources has announced its intention to delist from the Toronto Stock Exchange due to a lack of demand for its shares in the Canadian market.

Jacka Resources has appointed Neil Fearis to its board as a non-executive director.Mr Fearis is a WA corporate and commercial lawyer and is currently chairman of Tiger Resources.

Tiger Resources says it will acquire the remaining 40 per cent shareholding in Société d'Exploitation de Kipoi for $118.6 million, to gain full ownership of its Kipoi copper project.

Tiger Resources has taken a further $25 million advance payment to help fund construction at tis Kipoi copper project in the Democratic Republic of Congo, under a proposed offtake arrangement with commodity trader Gerald Metals.

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Tiger Resources has raised $20 million via a share placement earmarked for the expansion of its Kipoi copper mine in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Tiger Resources has bolstered its finances with a $42.5 million capital raising as it works towards commissioning its Kipoi copper project in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Tiger Resources has increased its production guidance at its Kipoi copper project in West Africa by 85 per cent for the 2014 financial year on the back of a record quarter of production.

Tiger Resources has lined up $US50 million in funding towards construction at its Kipoi copper project in the Democratic Republic of Congo under a proposed offtake arrangement with commodity trader Gerald Metals.

Nedbank Capital has withdrawn from Perth-based Tiger Resources' $US80million debt financing facility for its Kipoi copper project in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Once seen as an attractive capital source for Australian companies, regulatory hurdles in Canada combined with depressed global markets have dampened enthusiasm for dual listings.

Tiger Resources has mandated two South African banks to arrange a debt financing facility for stage two of its African copper project as results are released from the definitive feasibility study.

Tiger Resources has started mining at its Kipoi copper project in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Tiger Resources has reached an agreement with Ambrian Partners to raise almost $22 million through the private placement of shares.

A $72 million price tag has been placed on the development of Perth-based Tiger Resources Ltd's African copper project with payback for operation pegged at one-and-a-half years.

Balcatta-based resource company Tiger Resources Ltd has received approval to list its ordinary shares on the Toronto Stock Exchange and plans to list early next month.