Bendigo Mining
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Bendigo Mining (BDG) is a gold mining and exploration company and it owns the entire historic Bendigo goldfield in Victoria. The company aims to re-commence the production from the Bendigo goldfields. The total production from the Bendigo goldfield in its time was around 22 Moz of gold and it is deemed as having high-grade gold mineralisation underneath the historic workings. Bendigo Mining listed on the Australian Stock Exchange on 19th December, 1985.
Learn the dividend history for BENDIGO MINING LIMITED. Dividends are a payment declared by a company's board of directors and given to its shareholders from the company's current or retained earnings. Dividends are usually released as cash (cash dividend). Dividends provide an incentive to own shares in the company. Companies are not required to pay dividends. You are eligible to receive BDG dividends if you own the BENDIGO MINING LIMITED shares on the ex-dividend date.
Bendigo Mining (BDG) was the best performing shares on the among the shares listed on the ASX200 index (Winner of the Week for week 12 of 2007). The Australian mining company gained 6 cents or 15.94 percent closing the week at 40 cents. This follows three weeks of being the worst performing company of the week. The All Ordinaries closed the week at 5978.8 and the ASX200 index closed at 5995.
Bendigo Mining (BDG) is the worst performing company in the ASX200 index this week (Loser of the week for week 9 of 2007). The mining company lost 9.09 percent shedding 3 cents and closing at 30 cents per share. BDG has been a loser of the week multiple times this year to date. The ASX All Ordinaries closed at 5810.2 and the ASX200 index closed at 5830.2.
Bendigo Mining (BDG) is the loser of the week again (the worst performing company on the Australian sharemarket ASX200 index) for week 4 of 2007. Bendigo Mining was the loser of the week last week. The gold mining company closed the week at $0.36, losing 6 cents or 14.5 percent for the fourth week of the year.
Bendigo Mining (BDG) is the loser of the week (the worst performing company on the Australian sharemarket ASX200 index) for week 3 of 2006. Bendigo Mining closed the week at $0.40, losing 11 cents or 21.8 percent. The All Ordinaries closed the week at 5652.1, up 0.7 percent from 5611.9 last week, while the ASX200 index closed at 5673.1.
Bendigo Mining (BDG) is the loser of the week (the worst performing company on the Australian sharemarket ASX200 index) for week 2 of 2007. The mining company closed the week at 51 cents, losing 23 cents from their share price or 31.3 percent.
SB Citigroup have rated the Bendigo Mining (BDG) stock as a buy, high risk with a share price target dereasing from $2.90 to $2.69. Bendigo Mining Limited is listed on the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) under stock code BDG. You can view their investor website here. The company's principal activity is gold exploration and mining for gold. Check your charts!
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