Teck Cominco Exercises 3 Million Us$5 Warrants
Teck Cominco exercised warrants for 3 million Nautilus Minerals shares at US$5 each, raising its stake to about 7.2 per cent.
Nautilus Minerals Inc.: World First Seafloor Massive Sulphide Resource
Golder Associates completed the world's first NI 43-101-compliant resource estimate for a seafloor massive-sulphide deposit at Nautilus Minerals' Solwara 1 prospect in Papua New Guinea.
Nautilus awards seafloor mining tool deal to SMD
Nautilus Minerals awarded a roughly £33-million ($67.5-million CAD) contract to SMD to design and build two seafloor mining tools for its Solwara 1 project in PNG.
Nautilus Appoints Non Executive Director
Nautilus Minerals Inc. has appointed John O'Reilly, former inaugural CEO of Lihir Gold, as a non-executive director effective immediately.
Diamond Fields International Ltd. – Strong Preliminary Results From 2007 Marine Sampling Programme in Namibia; Diamond Sales and Production Update
Diamond Fields reports stronger 2007 marine sampling off Namibia. Positive samples rose 68 per cent to 290, yielding 451 diamonds weighing 160 carats.
Nautilus Minerals Inc.: C$39.1 Million Private Placement Closed
Nautilus Minerals Inc. closed a private placement for gross proceeds of C$39.1 million, equal to US$39.4 million.
Nautilus Minerals Inc.: Report of Extraordinary General Meeting Results
Nautilus Minerals shareholders approved a private placement of 10,859,690 units to Epion Holdings at $3.60 per unit for gross proceeds of $39,094,884.
Nautilus Minerals Inc.: Electromagnetic Survey Results Outline Continuity and Extensions at Solwara 1
Nautilus Minerals received final processed electromagnetic survey data over its Solwara 1 copper prospect in Papua New Guinea, indicating continuity of massive sulphide mineralization.
Diamond Fields International Ltd. – Management Appointment
Diamond Fields International has appointed Ian Ransome as COO. He brings over 12 years of African exploration management experience.
Nautilus Expands Its Exploration Interests in the Western Pacific
Nautilus Minerals was granted 16 offshore exploration licences in Tonga and 14 in the Solomon Islands, expanding its Western Pacific seafloor massive sulphide holdings.