Articles On Ironbark Zinc (ASX:IBG)

The company will redraw around half of the $3 million previously contributed to its Greenlandic escrow account and defer advisor fees for 2020.

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Captains Flat is jointly held between Ironbark Zinc and NSW Base Metals, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Glencore Plc.

The Citronen Project has a 30-year mining lease and 18 million tonnes at 8.24% zinc and lead with 14 million tonnes in measured and indicated resources.

The Citronen Project has a 30-year mining lease and 18 million tonnes at 8.24% zinc and lead with 14 million tonnes in measured and indicated resources.

The company remains focused on advancing the development of its flagship Citronen Zinc-Lead Project in Greenland.

Segman’s buying of company shares is the latest in a series of purchases for the non-executive director over recent months.

Segman’s buying of company shares is the latest in a series of purchases for the non-executive director over recent months.

Toronga Pty Ltd, in which non-executive director Danny Segman has a beneficial interest, has acquired more than 1.875 million shares.

The company is focused on improving its mine plan, processing methods and environmental, social governance at its zinc-lead project in Greenland.

The company is focused on improving its mine plan, processing methods and environmental, social governance at its zinc-lead project in Greenland.

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The company is focused on improving its mine plan, processing methods and environmental, social governance at its zinc-lead project in Greenland.

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The company believes the existing mine plan can be improved to incorporate mining methods that have evolved in the years since the plan was originally developed.

In December 2019 the company reaffirmed its focus on its flagship Citronen Zinc-Lead Project in Greenland by trimming its exploration tenure through relinquishing seven exploration licences that had minimum annual required expenditure of $3...

Non-executive director Danny Segman has acquired shares valued at more than $47,000 on-market and now holds almost 137 million shares in two indirect interests.

Major shareholder Danny Segman has acquired a further 500,000 shares and now holds a total of 132 million in two indirect interests.

The purchase increases Dulyne’s holding in the base metals company to 66 million.

The purchases increase Dulyne Pty Ltd's holding in IBG to more than 64.5 million shares. Segman has an indirect interest in IBG through Dulyne.

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Segman purchased 908,183 shares for $11,321 for an average purchase price of 1.24 cents per share.

Ironbark Zinc (IBG) has trimmed its exploration tenure at its Citronen Zinc-Lead Project in Greenland Seven exploration licences have been relinquished, responsible for a minimum annual expenditure of almost $4 million As a result, the c...

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By making its exploration portfolio smaller Ironbark lowers its future expenditure commitment.

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The non-executive director and major shareholder has acquired a further 2.5 million shares, taking his overall holding in two indirect interests to 126.5 million shares.

IT'S been a long time in the pre-development wilderness for shareholders of Ironbark Zinc, and while they are no certainty of getting out of the woods, ...

Ironbark last month received commitments for a placement to sophisticated professional investors to raise $1 million at an issue price of 1.35 cents per share.

Its new team plans to unveil growth initiatives at an AGM in two weeks as the leaders envisage a Citronen zinc-lead development.

The major shareholder’s indirect interests have acquired more than 3.724 million shares in recent transactions.

Upon completion of the placement, the capital structure of the company will be 919,791,357 fully paid ordinary shares.

The company’s securities will remain in trading halt until October 25 or when an announcement is made to market.

Ironbark has appointed Michael Jardine as its new managing director with effect from September 23.

Ironbark Zinc has appointed Michael Jardine to drive its zinc-lead project in Greenland from the Managing Director’s chair.

Jardine has a Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) from the University of Western Australia.

The company is fielding interest towards the core focus of building a financing solution for the Citronen Project.

Ironbark Zinc’s proposed 1Mtpa starter operation at its Citronen project in Greenland will benefit from head grades of up to 10.4% zinc/lead.

The mining schedule review is being undertaken by international mining consultancy Mining Plus.

Glencore’s attempt to gain board representation at junior Ironbark Zinc has fallen through, with arbitration proceedings concluding in the major miner’s claim being dismissed. Following the resignation of director nominee, David Kelly, step...

An arbitration tribunal has dismissed Glencore International’s claim against Ironbark.

GLENCORE'S legal claim for a board representation at junior Ironbark Zinc has failed, with arbitration proceedings resulting in the major's case being ...

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The case hearing is between the company and Glencore International AG.

Recently, Ironbark engaged a mining consultant to consider a high-grade smaller starter mine at its Citronen Base Metals Project in Greenland.

The company recently commenced a study evaluating a less capital intensive, high-grade starter mine operation for the Citronen Base Metals Project in Greenalnd.

Managing director Jonathan Downes also recently increased his shareholding in the company

Ironbark Zinc is working to include a higher-grade, starter development in the feasibility study for its Citronen zinc project in Greenland.