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Antipa Minerals Ltds (ASX:AZY) Stephen Power speaks to Proactives Andrew Scott following the news they, along with partner Rio Tinto Exploration Pty...

The next phase of uranium exploration includes surface drilling of up to 40 holes and the geophysical logging of an additional 39 small diameter drill...

Instem lays foundations for next level in drug development services “Businesses in life sciences have so many suppliers and so many different solutions that it is a huge opportunity.” Two acquisitions this year already underline the growing ambition of pharmaceutical services group Instem PLC (LON:INS). In a sector where its customers are usually valued in the billions, a desire by Instem to bulk up is understandable. The business currently is valued at £150mln (at 680p)  which by AIM sta...

The interim scoping study will form the basis of a pre-feasibility study for the 4.7-million-ounce Korbel Main gold deposit.

The company received the new work from an existing client

The engineering firm said the restructuring of Chamberlin and Hill Castings Ltd and its integration into the business has been completed while also...

The groups specialist companies have knowledge and expertise in improving, maintaining and developing buildings and services for social housing,...

“We believe the project is in a very strong position despite frustrating delays," said Hanno Pengilly Ncondezi Energy Ltd (LON:NCCL) said it continues to await formal feedback from the Mozambique authorities following the December submission of studies for the Ncondezi power project. In a statement, the company also noted that its Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) power plant contract with China Machinery Engineering Corp (CMEC) are nearing completion. The company has received ...

AZI is an emerging ASX-listed exploration and development company focused on unlocking dormant value at the Gorno Zinc Project in northern Italy.

"The year started well across the group with strong sales in every platform,” said Max Vermorken SigmaRoc PLC’s (LON:SRC) trading in the first four months of the year has been ahead of internal expectations. The construction materials company, in a statement ahead of today’s AGM, said that it generated £36.7min of revenue during the first quarter and that marked a 12% increase on the same period last year. Margins and cash generation continued to be strong in the quarter, SigmaRoc adde...