Trans-Tasman Resources Completes Major Consenting Milestone
EPA accepts TTR's marine consent application for iron sands. TTR lodged the bid on 21 October 2013 for 65.76 km2 off Patea.
TTR Receives US$11.2 million in funding
Trans-Tasman Resources secures US$11.2 million in new funding. It also lifted its Indicated Resource to 2.6 billion tonnes.
Nautilus still waiting for PNG to buy Solwara interest
Papua New Guinea has not yet completed its purchase of a 30-per-cent interest in Nautilus Minerals' Solwara 1 project.
Nautilus Minerals Completes Polymetallic Nodule Exploration Program
Nautilus Minerals completed a 54-day polymetallic nodule exploration program in the Clarion Clipperton zone through its subsidiary Tonga Offshore Mining Ltd.
Nautilus wins arbitration brought by Papua New Guinea
An arbitrator ruled in Nautilus Minerals' favour against Papua New Guinea, ordering the state to complete its purchase of a 30-per-cent stake in the Solwara 1 project.
Afri-can Marine’s 43-101 Report Estimates Indicated Resource of 413,000 Carats and 453,000 Carats of Inferred Resource on Diamond Fields Mining Lease 111 Off the Coast of Namibia
Afri-Can Marine's NI 43-101 report estimates 413,000 indicated and 453,000 inferred carats on Diamond Fields' Mining Lease 111 offshore Namibia.
Afri-can Marine’s 43-101 Report Estimates Indicated Resource of 413,000 Carats and 453,000 Carats of Inferred Resource on Diamond Fields Mining Lease 111 Off the Coast of Namibia
Afri-Can Marine's NI 43-101 report estimates ML 111 resources. Indicated resource stands at 413,000 carats, inferred at 453,000.
Nautilus Minerals Announces Changes to Its Board of Directors
Nautilus Minerals appointed Usama Barwani and Mark Horn to its board of directors following the resignation of Matthew Hammond.
Diamond Fields Adopts Advance Notice Policy
Diamond Fields adopts an advance notice policy for board nominations. Shareholder nominee notices are due 30 to 65 days before an AGM.
Afri-can Marine: 868,000 Carats Historical Diamond Resource on Diamond Fields Mining Lease Ml 111 Off the Coast of Namibia
Afri-Can Marine Minerals estimates 868,000 carats of historical diamond resources remain on Diamond Fields International's ML 111 offshore Namibia, pending an NI 43-101 report within 45 days.