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Petra Diamonds Ltd - Findings of the independent Board Sub-Committee PR Newswire London, May 12 12 May 2021 LSE: PDL Petra Diamonds

Petra Diamonds Ltd - Settlement of human rights claims at Williamson PR Newswire Settlement of human rights claims at Williamson Diamond Mine, Tanzania Petra Diamonds Limited today confirms that a settlement has been reached, on a no admission of liability basis, in relation to claims brought in London ("the Claims") by Leigh Day, a UK based law firm, on behalf of 71 anonymous claimants, in relation to alleged breaches of human rights, associated with third-party security operations, at the Williamson Mine ("the Mine") in Tanzania. The Mine is operated by Williamson Diamonds Limited ("WDL"), ...

SUPPLIED/Stuff Trans-Tasman Resources Limited proposes to mine sand from the seabed in an area in the South Taranaki Bight. OPINION: Opposition to seabed mining lacks scientific credibility and would deny New Zealand access to a major new sustainable export industry, worth at least $1 billion. This metal recovery operation will help meet the soaring demand for strategic minerals and metals (iron, vanadium and titanium) which are required as the world transitions to a low-carbon energy economy. New Zealand has special legislation to develop resources, including minerals, in our Exclusive Ec...

Follow John on: Small cap movers: Chamberlin rises as it rings the changes; Mkango on song at Songwe A look at some of the major movers in the small caps world over the last week Management changes at metal basher Chamberlin PLC (LON:CMH) appear to be going down well with the market. The shares were up 42% this week after the company promoted its financial controller, Alan Tomlinson, to the post of finance director, replacing Neil Davies, who will step down at the end of May. Last month it was reported that Kevin Price, operations director of the group’s foundry and machining facility, will...

Management changes at metal basher Chamberlin appear to be going down well with the market. The shares were up 42 per cent this week after the company promoted its financial controller, Alan Tomlinson, to the post of finance director, replacing Neil Davies, who will step down at the end of May. Last month it was reported that Kevin Price, operations director of the group's foundry and machining facility, will replace Kevin Nolan as chief executive. Management changes at metal basher Chamberlin helped lift its shares 42% this week It's all part of a restructuring of the company in the wake of ...