When this publication last covered Premier African Minerals (AIM: PREM), the investment case had already shifted from growth to survival. The flotation plant at Zulu had become the central variable,
When this publication last covered Premier African Minerals (AIM: PREM), the investment case had already shifted from growth to survival. The flotation plant at Zulu had become the central variable,
Premier African Minerals Limited has raised around £500,000 before expenses through a share subscription priced at 0.0185 pence per share.
Zulu Lithium New Flotation Plant
Zulu Lithium New Flotation Plant – update on delivery and installation date Comment on recent announcement on lithium exports in Zimbabwe
In spring 2023, Premier African Minerals (AIM: PREM) was one of the most followed retail stocks on AIM. At its peak, the company’s market capitalisation exceeded £220 million, reflecting investor
In spring 2023, Premier African Minerals (AIM: PREM) was one of the most followed retail stocks on AIM. At its peak, the company’s market capitalisation exceeded £220 million, reflecting investor
Premier African Minerals Limited (AIM: PREM) has entered into a contract with Thriving Engineering Private Limited for the supply, installation, and commissioning of a spodumene flotation plant at its Zulu
Premier African Minerals Limited has raised £1m before expenses through a share subscription priced at 0.03p per new ordinary share, with proceeds earmarked to advance its Zulu Lithium and Tantalum
Premier African Minerals Limited (AIM: PREM) has entered into a mutual release and settlement agreement with J R Goddard Contracting (Private) Limited, resolving the Writ of Execution relating to movable
Premier African Minerals (AIM: PREM) has pressed the reset button on its deal with Canmax Technologies, buying itself more time on the Zulu Lithium and Tantalum Project.
Premier African Minerals Limited (AIM: PREM) said it has received a Writ of Execution from JR Goddard Contracting at its Zulu Lithium and Tantalum Project in Zimbabwe, relating to the
Premier African Minerals Limited (AIM: PREM) has warned that it needs additional funding to meet its financial obligations after securing roughly £500,000 in interim financing to cover consumables and working