Articles On West Wits Mining (ASX:WWI)

If there’s one commodity that has started the decade well, it’s oil. Brent oil has gained 5.2 per cent this week and crude oil has gained 4.2 per cent. In contrast, some of the top performing commodities of 2019 have been slower. Copper has...

West Wits Mining (WWI) has announced a US$1 million capital raising, worth approximately AUD$1.45 million, to fund work and exploration The company signed a subscription agreement with U.S.-based investment group, Wingfield Capital Partne...

The company has entered into a subscription agreement with a US-based investment group to raise US$1 million through the issue of 1 million convertible notes.

Stockhead’s Top 10 at 10 highlights the best (and worst) performing ASX small caps in morning trade. It’s a short, sharp update to help frame the trading day by showing the biggest movers in percentage terms. The market opens at 10am (easte...

Stockhead’s Top 10 at 10 highlights the best (and worst) performing ASX small caps in morning trade. It’s a short, sharp update to help frame the trading day by showing the biggest movers in percentage terms. The market opens at 10am (easte...

The company expects to provide a formal response this week, more than two weeks prior to the deadline.

Michael Quinert has acquired more than 2.9 million shares and now holds almost 26.05 million.

The company is confident in Witwatersrand with the gold price strengthening as project development continues.

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The company is focused on conglomerate gold in South Africa’s Witwatersrand basin and WA’s Pilbara region.

The company had previously written down to no value its holding in the Derewo River Gold Project.

The company anticipates the placement shares will be issued early next week, at which it will seek reinstatement of its securities to quotation.

Mt Cecelia is 70 kilometres west of Rio Tinto’s recent Winu copper-gold discovery and Rio’s exploration licence applications adjoin more than 60% of Mt Cecelia’s tenement boundary.

At the start of every trading day, it can be useful to know which stocks are humming out of the gate. Large percentage moves in small caps aren’t uncommon, but sometimes a big announcement can cause a stock to rocket higher (or fall). Stock...