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Would-be Swedish iron ore developer Beowulf Mining (BEM) is diversifying into graphite projects in Finland with the purchase of Oy Fennoscandian Resources AB, a private company boasting four early-stage projects, in an all-share deal which could eventually put a value of £440,000 on Fennoscandian at today's 6.5p AIM price of Beowulf, three the times the level at which I highlighted the company in June. Steered by chief executive officer Kurt Budge (of the coal clan), Beowulf, which is waiting for what it hopes will be imminent confirmation from the Stockholm government of an exploitation concession for its key Kallak iron ore project in northern Sweden, is issuing shares to Rasmus Blomqvist,
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wildrides
Well I hope they are better at it than Stratmin . Another of Whining Froths tips that is only marginally better than Teathers. Never mind about your 246th article on LGO Whiney ……….. tell us news about Teathers. What wonderful spin can you put on the RNS “suspended” Let me guess :- “management will come back from a nice rest fully charged and hit the ground running after a long Xmas break with out worrying about the share price”
TW note cut stratmin at small loss months ago, TEA did update on last RNS #factcheck over on SS Leni-titanic needed