An interview with Kropz CEO, Ian Harebottle, at the company's listing on the AIM market of the London Stock Exchange on 30 November 2018. London Stock Exchange | |
South African phosphate developer Kropz (AIM:KRPZ) raised £27.3 million (US$35 million) upon listing on the London Stock Exchange's junior market. Mining Journal | |
KROPZ, a phosphate development and mining company, debuted on London’s Alternative Investment Market (AIM) today, raising $35m in a share offering and announcing the $40m all-share purchase of Cominco Resources – a company it described as owning “one of the world’s largest undeveloped phosphate reserves”. Miningmx | |
South African phosphate miner Kropz will go public by the end of the month and has appointed former BHP board member and JP Morgan exec Lord Renwick as chairman. City AM | |
JOHANNESBURG (miningweekly.com) – Emerging plant nutrient producer Kropz is eyeing a dual listing on the Johannesburg Securities Exchange in addition to seeking admission to trade on the Aim in London, where it intends raising equity capital to fund the completion of its advanced-stage phosphates project in South Africa, cut debt and develop a wider African asset base. Polity.org | |
Commenting in an interview with Miningmx, Harebottle added that roughly 40% of the target funding had already been guaranteed. African Rainbow Capital (ARC) was committed to the development of the company as a developer of a portfolio of phosphate mines. Miningmx | |
Kropz, an emerging plant nutrient producer, plans to raise $50m on the London Stock Exchange’s AIM platform aimed at small companies. The money will be used to complete an advanced-stage phosphate mining project in SA. Business Day | | 289.75 KB
Ian Harebottle, nuwe uitvoerende hoof van Kropz, is vol vertroue dat die Elandsfonteinmyn 'n sukses sal wees, ondanks teenkanting van omgewingsaktiviste. Fin Week | | 530.66 KB