PNA
PanAust (PNA) is an emerging mining company focused on mining copper-gold at the Phu Kham mining operation in Laos and searching for gold and copper in Southeast Asia. Key growth projects include advanced exploration and feasibility study at the Ban Huoayxai Gold-Silver Project, Laos, and the Puthep Copper Project, Thailand; advanced exploration at the Phonsavan Copper Project, Laos; and early exploration at the Pha Nai copper and Phu He gold prospects, Laos.
PanAust (PNA) is mineral exploration and mining company also included in the S&P/ASX 200 Index. Its principal operations and activities incorporate the development of mines, mining of gold, evaluation of precious and base metal projects and mineral exploration. PNA listed on the Australian Stock Exchange on January 15, 1987. The Company’s head office is based in Brisbane. PNA’s mining and mineral assets are located in Laos and Thailand. The Company is the operator of the large Phu Kham Copper-Gold Mine, based in Laos. Phu Kham started copper-gold ore processing in March 2008.
Copper and Gold Mining Company, Pan Australian Resources (ASX:PNA) have reported its full year results to its shareholders, share traders and investors.
- PanAust has a full year net profit of US$142.27 million up 8 percent on the previous year.
- Revenue was up 24 percent to US$712.70 million.
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