Nautilus Minerals Announces Us$266 Million at September 30, 2008
Nautilus Minerals reported unaudited third-quarter 2008 results, including $266.6 million in cash and cash equivalents as at Sept. 30, 2008, and three new seafloor discoveries.
Nautilus Minerals Submits Environmental Impact Statement to Papua New Guinea
Papua New Guinea's government accepted Nautilus Minerals' environmental impact statement for the Solwara 1 seafloor copper-gold project for review.
Anglo American Increases Stake in Nautilus to 11.1%
Anglo American's subsidiary will subscribe for 8,933,702 additional Nautilus Minerals shares, increasing its stake from 5.7 percent to 11.1 percent, raising about $12.4-million.
Nautilus Minerals Locks Down Major Equipment Cost and Maintains Build Schedule
Nautilus Minerals confirmed Technip's fixed-price contracts for the Solwara 1 riser and lifting system at $116-million (U.S.), keeping first ore on track for Q4 2010.
Nautilus Minerals Change to Board of Directors
Nautilus Minerals announced that David Heydon resigned as a non-executive director of the company, effective October 16, 2008.
Afri-can Marine Minerals Reports on Conversion of Diamond Sampling Vessel
IMDH says conversion of the chartered sampling vessel MV DP the Explorer is nearing completion and it will leave Singapore for Cape Town by mid-November.
Nautilus Submits Mining Lease Application
Nautilus Minerals has submitted a mining lease application for its Solwara 1 seafloor project to the Papua New Guinea government.
Afri-can Issues Shares
Afri-Can Marine Minerals Corp. issued 300,000 shares to Vivian Stuart-Williams for geotechnical services on the Haib copper concession in Namibia rendered since 2004.
Nautilus Minerals Inc.: Teck Cominco Discovers Four High-grade Copper-gold-zinc Sms Systems in Tonga
Nautilus Minerals says exploration partner Teck Cominco discovered four new high-grade seafloor massive sulphide systems on Nautilus's Tongan prospecting licences.
Nautilus Discovers Additional, High-grade, Copper-zinc Systems, Solwara 9
Nautilus Minerals discovered two new high-grade seafloor massive sulphide systems, Solwara 9a and 9b, within 1.5 kilometres of its Solwara 1 deposit in Papua New Guinea.