Wolf Minerals (#WLFE) – accounts delayed until “funding solution is finalised”

Wolf Minerals (#WLFE) – conditions precedent satisfied for amended short-term working capital funding arrangements

Wolf Minerals (#WLFE) – set to commence further standstill arrangements to support working capital until 28th October

Wolf Minerals (#WLFE) – additional funding whilst strategic review of funding to be “completed prior to 28 October”

Wolf Minerals (#WLFE) – debt restructure and additional £10m

Tungsten is yet to recover but Wolf Minerals is worth a look

Many commodities have enjoyed significant recoveries in price during 2016, but tungsten hasn’t been amongst them and isn’t far off of the lowest levels seen during the past decade.

Wolf Minerals (#WLFE) – completion of funding agreement delayed to a now-expected “on or before” Friday

Wolfe Minerals (#WLFE) update on funding woes, shares susp in Oz but you can still sell on AIM

SP Angel Morning Mining Note - Antofagasta, Minera, Noricum Gold, Northcote Energy, Petra Diamonds & Wolfe Minerals

John Meyer of SP Angel this morning comments on Antofagasta (ANTO), Minera (MIRL), Noricum Gold (NMG), Northcote Energy (NTC), Petra Diamonds (PDL) & Wolfe Minerals (WLFE) as well as offering a detailed macro view on the news that is shaping global mining and the AIM mining pond. 

SP Angel Morning Mining Note: Firestone Diamonds, Gemfields, Highland Gold, Polyus Gold, Vast Resources & Wolf Minerals

John Meyer of SP Angel this morning comments on Firestone Diamonds (FDI), Gemfields (GEM), Highland Gold (HGM), Polyus Gold (PGIL), Vast Resources (VAST) and Wolf Minerals (WLFE) as well as offering a detailed macro view on the news that is shaping global mining and the AIM mining pond. 

Wolf Minerals (#WLFE) - Official opening of Hemerdon

Wolf Minerals is close to production & the shares are well worth a look

Smaller mining companies aren’t exactly in favour at the moment, but I think that Wolf Minerals (WLFE) is well worth a look.

Wolfe Minerals (#WLFE) gets another environmental clearance in Devon

Wolf Minerals (#WLFE) awards power supply contract for proposed new tungsten mine in Devon

Wolf Minerals (#WLFE) awards assay contract for its Tin/Tungsten mine in Devon

Wolf Minerals clinches £99m. ‘final funding’

Positive cash flow in two years’ time and then dividend payments to investors are now on the agenda at Wolf Minerals (WLFE), the Western Australia-based company hoping to produce 3,500 tonnes of tungsten and 500 tonnes of tin a year for at least a decade, at the reopened Hemerdon open pit mine in Devon. This is the message from managing director Russell Clark, following AIM and Down Under-listed Wolf’s £99.2 million fund raising at 16.3p or 30 Australian cents, below the current price of 19.88p and a year’s high of 26.75p.

Wolf Minerals – The World’s Number One Mining analyst Vindicated

Yesterday I pointed out how Wolf Minerals (WLFE) the AIM Cesspit and ASX listed wannabbee miner had engaged in typical pump and place activities which will inevitably see some PIs (the folks paying 26p two weeks ago) screwed as institutions get in on a placing at sub 20p.

Wolf Minerals – An everyday tale of ramp and place on the AIM Cesspit

I have no idea what Wolf Minerals (WLFE) does other than it is an AIM Cesspit and ASX listed mining enterprise whose board last year trousered a collective A$1.2 million. I am sure that it was money well spent but it comes across my radar today as the shares have been suspended in the land of high culture and have plunged by 15% on AIM.