In today’s financial news, several notable companies, including Faron Pharma, Angle, Thor Mining, and more, have announced important updates and developments.
ECR Minerals reported that recent soil sampling outcomes from the Creswick Project in Victoria, Australia revealed a connection with arsenic, which has historically been associated with the presence of gold in the area.
In a statement, ECR emphasized that throughout numerous past exploration endeavours across the Victoria Gold Fields, it has been widely acknowledged that the spatial distribution of arsenic values is closely linked to gold-bearing structures.
Mosman Oil and Gas Ltd informed investors that the Arco-Fee G-1 (G1) well at Cinnabar, a previously established well in the field, has resumed oil flow after undergoing a well workover program.
In a statement, the company mentioned that a workover procedure, which involved gas injection, has produced positive outcomes, leading to the well’s resumed flow. Moving forward, the well will be optimized through the implementation of gas compression, which will help maintain pressure within the well.
Faron Pharmaceuticals, a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company, has successfully secured €5 million in funds through a European Union’s Horizon 2020 grant. This financial boost will support the development of Clevegen, a novel cancer immunotherapy drug. In pre-clinical trials, Clevegen has shown the potential in boosting the immune system’s ability to target and eliminate cancer cells.
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Anglo Asian Mining reported the production of 10,969 gold equivalent ounces at its Azerbaijan facilities in the quarter ending 31 March 2023.
Year-on-year copper production saw a significant increase of 49%, amounting to 847 tonnes.
Angle, a company specializing in liquid biopsy solutions, has announced encouraging results from its ovarian cancer clinical study. The study, comprising over 200 patients, revealed that the company’s Parsortix system could successfully detect circulating tumour cells (CTCs). This marks a significant step forward in non-invasive diagnostics for ovarian cancer, which could aid in early detection and improve patient outcomes.
Among other announcements, oil and gas exploration firm Sound Energy has entered into a gas sales agreement with Morocco’s Office National de l’Electricité et de l’Eau Potable (ONEE) and has received an Environmental Impact Assessment approval for its Tendrara gas project.
Thor Mining, a global mineral explorer, has received positive assay results from the Ragged Range project in Western Australia. Initial gold and nickel findings indicate a promising future for the project, with Executive Chairman Mick Billing describing the results as “encouraging.” The company aims to define the extent of the mineralized system and secure funding for further exploration.
Finally, UK-based gold miner Ariana Resources has reported an encouraging increase in production from the Kiziltepe mine. The company revealed a 19% rise in gold production, attributed to the increased efficiency and expansion of the mine.
These key developments highlight the progress and growth potential in various sectors, emphasizing the significance of innovation and exploration in shaping the future of industries worldwide.
