FML

Focus Minerals (FML)

Stock Code

FML

Stock Exchange

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Focus Minerals (FML) is an exploration company primarily searching for gold and nickel, with tenements mainly in Australia. Key projects are located in the Kalgoorlie-Coolgardie-Widgiemooltha region of Western Australia. The company was listed on the ASX on 13 September 2000. In March 2003, Austminex acquired Focus Minerals Ltd. In June 2005, Austminex exercised its option to purchase the Coolgardie Gold Project, through a Joint Venture partnership with Canadian-based Matador Exploration Inc.

Shandong to Take Majority Stake in Focus Minerals


Shandong Group, China's third largest gold producer plans to take a majority stake in junior gold miner, Focus Minerals (ASX:FML). Focus Minerals had taken over Crescent Gold last year. Shandong is offering $227.5 million at 5 cents per share to take a 51 percent stake in Focus Minerals.

  • The price will be at a 13.6 percent premium to its closing price on Wednesday – which was 4.4 cents per share.

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Focus Minerals (ASX:FML) has made a bid for Crescent Gold (ASX:CRE), valuing the company at around $66 million. The deal put Crescent Gold shares at 6.5 cents a share and is expected to create a $460 million mid-level mining company.

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