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Board Moves November 27, 2023

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Our board moves wrap includes Andrew Reid, Gregory Van Staveren, Adam Miethke, and Patrick Walta.

Board Moves October 9, 2023

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Our board moves wrap includes Patrick Walta, Justin Tremain, Allan Mulligan, Nathan Lude, Adam Giles, Dominic O'Hanlon, Philippa Leggat, and Mel Ashton.

Board Moves October 3, 2022

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Our board moves wrap includes Robert Hubbard, Peter Coleman, Martin Rowley, Dylan Roberts, Rick Anthon, Oonagh Malone, Peter Main, Sam Lee Mohan, Stuart Carmichael, Rod Evans, Jenny Cutri, James Deacon, Pauline Vamos, Louis Chien, Lionel Liew, and Patrick Walta.

Board Moves September 16, 2022

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Our board moves wrap includes Jeffrey Broun, Amanda Buckingham, Robin Longley, Robert Cooper, Patrick Walta, Paul Burton, John Elkington, Elizabeth Henson, Neil Biddle, Martin Zhou, Jacky Chen, Loren King, Shannon Coates, and James Doyle.

New Century in purchase talks with Vale

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Brazilian mining company Vale will help fund the acquisition of its struggling Goro nickel-cobalt operations in New Caledonia in a deal under discussion with New Century Resources.

IGO to gain 18% stake in New Century

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IGO will take up nearly one fifth of shares in New Century Resources under a $51.1 million capital raising announced today.

New Century hails landmark indigenous agreement

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New Century Resources has awarded a mining services contract to an indigenous joint venture as part of what the company claims to be an Australian-first agreement with traditional owners.

Carbine cans Mount Morgan

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Subiaco-based Carbine Resources has pulled the pin on its planned redevelopment of the Mount Morgan copper-gold project in Queensland, in which it has already invested $12 million, while managing director Tony James and two directors have tendered their resignation.

New Century Resources raises $52.9 million for zinc

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New Century Resources has raised $52.9 million to restart the Century Zinc Mine in Queensland, initially by reprocessing the tailings.

Attila completes New Century reverse takeover

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New Century Resources has enjoyed fruitful gains on its first day of trading on the ASX after completing a reverse takeover of Perth-based Attila Resources.

Primary buys gold assets for $10m

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Local explorer Primary Gold has purchased a gold mine from Adelaide-based MacPhersons for $10 million in cash and shares.

Board moves June 11-29

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Auroch Minerals announced that Dr. Andrew Tunks has committed to a full-time role as Auroch CEO.

Carbine buoyed by project study

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Investors have welcomed the results of a pre-feasibility study on Carbine Resources' Mount Morgan gold and copper project, conducted by GR Engineering Services, which found it to be a potentially low-cost and viable operation.