Issue of equity
The Company issued 50,000 ordinary shares of 0.5p on 17 March 2008 following conversion of performance shares, bringing total shares in issue to 66,114,113.
Neptune signs L.O.I with C&C Technologies
Neptune Minerals has signed a letter of intent with C&C Technologies for AUV survey, sampling and vessel charter services to support Project Trident in New Zealand's EEZ.
Nautilus Minerals Inc.: Solwara 1 Metallurgical and Mineralogical Results
Nautilus Minerals released preliminary mineralogical and metallurgical results from a 1.2-tonne Solwara 1 drill-core sample, indicating a simple ore suited to commercial-grade copper concentrate production.
Issue of convertible performance shares
Neptune (AIM: NPM) has issued 200,000 convertible performance shares under its staff executive incentive plan, taking the total on issue to 2,011,250.
Nautilus completes Solwara underwater resource report
Nautilus Minerals released the world's first NI 43-101-compliant seafloor massive sulphide resource report for its Solwara 1 prospect in Papua New Guinea territorial waters.
Issue of equity
The Company issued 18,300 new shares following warrant exercises, taking total shares in issue to 66,064,113, and granted 1,000,000 staff options at 43 pence.
Diamond Fields International Ltd. – Appointment of Chairman
Diamond Fields International named Edward Wayne Malouf chairman. He becomes chairman effective Jan. 17, 2008.
Nautilus closes year with $312-million (U.S.) cash
Nautilus Minerals ended 2007 with $312 million (U.S.) in cash, equal to $2.15 (U.S.) per share on 145 million shares issued, after Teck Cominco's early warrant exercise.
Diamond Fields International Ltd. – Appointment of New President and CEO
Diamond Fields appoints Edward Malouf as interim president and CEO. He succeeds Roger Daniel, who leaves at the end of December 2007.
Nautilus Minerals Inc.: Additional Shares to Be Admitted to Trading
Nautilus Minerals applied to list three million additional common shares on AIM after Teck Cominco exercised warrants early for $15-million (U.S.).