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Kenyan companies earned nearly three-quarters of the payments by Base Titanium to suppliers contracted to the mining operations.

The local subsidiary had paid the Perth-based multinational a dividend of Sh7.1 billion the year before.

The Base Resources share price went parabolic on Monday after the company published strong results. BSE shares spiked by over 12%

BASE RESOURCES LIMITED - Quarterly Activities Report - June 2022 PR Newswire London, July 21 AIM and Media Release 21 July 2022 BASE RESOURCES LIMITED Quarterly

Base Titanium will make a capital expenditure of Sh3.3 billion at a new mining site on its Kwale operation.

Monsters of Rock: Iluka says Sierra Rutile mineral sands demerger good for shareholders

Base Titanium, the company mining titanium in Kwale County, has resumed operations a week after it shut operations.

Base Resources (LON:BSE – Get Rating)‘s stock had its “buy” rating restated by Berenberg Bank in a report released on Tuesday, MarketBeat Ratings reports. Separately, Canaccord Genuity Group lifted their target price on shares of Base Resources from GBX 45 ($0.55) to GBX 50 ($0.61) and gave the stock a “buy” rating in a research […]

BASE RESOURCES LIMITED - Notice of change of interests by Significant Shareholder PR Newswire London, June 7 AIM and Media Release 7 June 2022 BASE RESOURCES LIMITED Notice

Base Titanium, the company mining titanium in Kwale County, has suspended operations after flooding of the site.