Das Bergbauunternehmen ist seit August 2016 nicht mehr an einer Börse gelistet. Das Delisting von Black Oak Minerals Ltd. fand aufgrund eines Konkurses statt.
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Wie das australische Bergbau- und Explorationsunternehmen Southern Cross Goldfields Limited heute mitteilt, haben die Aktionäre im Rahmen der Jahreshauptversammlung am gestrigen Donnerstag eine Namensänderung des Unternehmens bewilligt. Beginnend mit der Handelseröffnung am kommenden Mittwoch, dem 3. Dezember, sollen die Aktien demnach unter dem [...]
Black Oak Minerals wishes to advise that there has been an amendment to the timetable for the change of the Company's trading name on ASX and associated ASX ticker code from SXG to BOK. ASX has now informed the Company that the change of name and ASX ticker cannot occur on ASX until after completion of the current share consolidation [...]
Southern Cross Goldfields is very pleased to advise that shareholders approved the name change at the Annual General Meeting held today.Commencing at market opening on Wednesday 3 December 2014, the Company code will change to BOK.Managing Director, David Sproule, commented that the new identity reflects the multi-commodity and national nature of [...]
Southern Cross Goldfields is pleased to advise that Mr David Sproule has assumed the position as Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer. Mr Sproule was appointed executive director on 8 September 2014 to focus on bringing the Company's projects into production over the next 12 month commencing with the Manuka Silver and Mt Boppy Mines [...]
Initiatives and transactions completed in the September Quarter fundamentally reshape Southern Cross Goldfields, leaving it in a much stronger financial position with a clear growth path. Acquisition of the Manuka Silver Project in central NSW and completion of the recapitalisation program together, provide a platform for growth that will see the [...]
Directors of Southern Cross Goldfields are proposing to change the name of the Company to Black Oak Minerals Limited recognising the increased diversity of its project portfolio and following recent organisation restructuring and renewal.The proposed name, derived from native flora located around the Company's projects in central NSW, reflects [...]
