Red Rock Resources: Gilbertson Named Temporary Jupiter Mines Chairman
22nd Jun 2010 10:23
LONDON (Dow Jones)--Red Rock Resources PLC (RRR.LN) said Tuesday that following the death the Jupiter Mines Limited (JMS.AU), Chairman, Geoff Wedlock, in a plane crash Saturday, Brian Gilbertson will join the JMS board forthwith as a non-executive director and will also temporarily assume the positi
Read moreRed Rock Resources Makes Funding Deal With Colombian Company
10th Jun 2010 12:14
LONDON (Dow Jones)--Red Rock Resources PLC (RRR.LN), a mining exploration and mineral investment company said Thursday it has entered into a Funding and Co-operation Agreement with Mineras Four Points SA, or MFP, a company incorporated in Colombia, and with Juan Camilo Florez Ramirez, a Colombian ci
Read moreRed Rock set for first divi in 2010
31st Mar 2010 17:04
Mining exploration and mineral investment company Red Rock Resources had a better second half in 2009, helped by an improvement in market conditions for which the chairman generously said the company claimed no credit. The company moved into the black, with a pre-tax profit for the six months to 31
Read moreNext finance chief buys
29th Jan 2010 16:32
Next finance director David Keens has invested more than £98,000 in adding to his stake in the fashion retailer. He has bought 5,000 shares at 1963.5p each. This takes his stake in Next to 125,700 shares (0.065%). Next has been buying back shares during January at prices around 2000p a share. Al
Read moreSmall cap round-up: Photo-Me, Cosalt, AEC Education...
18th Sep 2009 07:54
Photo booth group Photo-Me's revenue from continuing operations and underlying pre-tax profit both increased in the quarter from 1 May to 31 July 2009, helped by currency movements. Net debt decreased in the quarter and the group completed the disposal of Imaging Solutions, the loss-making wholes
Read moreLondon close: Shares plunge as sell-off continues
17th Aug 2009 16:09
The global sell-off triggered by weak consumer confidence figures from the US on Friday continued, sending Footsie deep into the red. US stocks are also trading deep in the red as traders worry that nervous consumers will dampen the economic recovery. Asian markets were down overnight despite Jap
Read moreLondon afternoon: Equities pare losses
17th Aug 2009 14:46
The FTSE 100 had a good lunch-time session, trimming the morning's losses, but it remains firmly in the red, with miners leading the way down. Concerns grow about the health of the US economy are weighing on mining companies. With consumers reticent to play their part in a demand-led recovery inves
Read moreLondon midday: Deep in the red
17th Aug 2009 11:59
London's benchmark index is posting deep losses as miners weigh on the market on worries that the recent gains may have been overdone. Concerns grow about the health of the US economy following Friday's dismal consumer sentiment data. Asian markets were down overnight, while US futures also point l
Read moreRed Rock set for stake in Kenyan gold project
17th Aug 2009 09:10
Shares in mining exploration and mineral investment company Red Rock shot up after the company said it may acquire a controlling interest in the Migori Gold Project in Kenya. Red Rock has entered into an agreement with the Kansai Mining Corporation to potentially acquire a 60% stake in Kansai’s who
Read moreSmall caps round-up: InterCytex, K3 Business Tech, Research Now...
1st Jul 2009 11:57
Shares in InterCytex plunged after the regenerative medicine firm said ongoing discussions relating to offers to acquire certain parts of the business are not expected to result in an offer for the whole business. Logistics software firm K3 Business Technology said it has traded in line with expec
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