Future Metals NL did not raise any cash when it gained a secondary quotation on AIM to go with its existing ASX listing. Future Metals was previously known as Red Emperor Resources, which had been involved in oil and gas, and it cancelled its AIM quotation to make it easier to complete its acquisition of Great Northern Palladium.
The acquisition was completed in June, and that brought an 80% stake in the Panton PGM project in Western Australia. After Future Metals owns 100% after it took up ...
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