Premier African Minerals hires mining funding veteran
27th Feb 2015 16:56
The hiring of mining veteran Michael Foster by AIM-listed Premier African Minerals has been hailed by analysts at Shore Capital. Foster, who founded AIM-quoted ZincOx Resources and is a current director at privately-owned Congo-focused Casa Mining, was appointed a non-executive director of Premier w
Read morePremier African Minerals makes progress on tungsten project
10th Sep 2014 12:52
Premier African Minerals reported progress with a tungsten project in Zimbabwe, driving its shares higher. Premier said it had achieved positive test results from the RHA scheme, which it said represented "a significant milestone" in the project's development. Chief executive George Roach sai
Read moreFitbug secures £1.75m loan to fund expansion
29th Jul 2014 16:55
Online personal health and well-being group Fitbug has secured a £1.75m loan to help it develop the business and fight a court case. Fitbug said it had agreed the loan from NW1 Investments Limited and Kirsh Group subsidiary Kifin. The loan is repayable by July 31st next year and will accrue inter
Read morePremier African Minerals to repeat metallurgical study at RHA project
19th Jun 2014 10:44
Premier African Minerals, an AIM-listed natural resource company, fell after admitting the metallurgical study on the RHA tungsten project in Zimbabwe needs to be repeated. At 60%, the study sample grade was deemed "acceptable", but according to Premier "under-estimates the anticipated outcome" me
Read morePremier African Minerals updates on Danakil potash deposit
18th Mar 2014 16:00
Shares in Premier African Minerals climbed after the company released an update from part-owned AgriMinco Corp on its Danakil potash deposit. Premier African holds a 42% stake in Canada-listed firm AgriMinco, which has a 30% stake and is developing the project in partnership with Danakil Corporatio
Read morePremier African Minerals discovers 'significant' tungsten mineralisation
18th Feb 2013 07:07
AIM-listed multi-commodity natural resource company Premier African Minerals has discovered at least two previously unknown, well-mineralised quartz veins at its flagship RHA Tungsten project. The company reported that the project, which is located in the prospective Kamativi Tin Belt in Zimbabwe,
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