TRADING UPDATES: Shires Income shareholders approve Aberdeen merger
The following is a round-up of updates by London-listed companies, issued on Monday and not separately reported by Alliance News:
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Shires Income PLC - investor with ‘diversified portfolio’ consisting mainly of UK equities - Shareholders approve scheme to combine with Aberdeen Equity Income Trust PLC, with 97.28% voting in favour.
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Aston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings PLC - Gaydon, Warwickshire-based luxury carmaker - Shareholders approve the sale of naming and branding rights for use as part of the Aston Martin F1 Team to AMR GP Holdings Ltd for £50 million. 97.49% of shareholders vote in favour.
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Neo Energy Metals PLC - owns uranium and gold projects in South Africa - Suspension from trading is lifted as it has addressed the relevant Financial Conduct Authority requirements and taken ‘the necessary steps to support the resumption of trading in its securities.’ Adds: ‘During this period, management has also worked to strengthen its internal governance, compliance processes, and reporting framework. Several enhanced processes and systems have been implemented to improve oversight and ensure stronger ongoing compliance with applicable listing, regulatory, and disclosure requirements.’
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Alba Mineral Resources PLC - Northern Europe-focused mineral explorer - Updates on the Clogau-St David’s Gold Mine and Motzfeldt Critical Metals Project. Following the implementation of roof support measures at the new development on Level 5 of the Clogau mine, resumes mucking out of blast 6, with a total of 54 bulk bags of ore recovered to surface. Following this, the cleared face was drilled and Alba successfully completed blast 7, advancing 1.7 metres. The total length of the new development on level 5 now stands at 9.8m. Additionally, Alba is undergoing a statutory consultation process with the government of Greenland to increase its stake at the Motzfeldt Critical Metals Project to 51% from 25.5%. A decision is expected soon.
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Mkango Resources Ltd - Vancouver, Canada-based company focused on production of recycled rare earth magnets, alloys and oxides - HyProMag Ltd successfully commissions a second automated hard disk drive pre-processing unit in the UK, co-located at the recently opened commercial scale magnet recycling and manufacturing facility at Tyseley Energy Park, Birmingham. Says the technology is being rolled-out into multiple jurisdictions with partners Inserma, Intelligent Lifecycle Solutions Ltd and CoTec Holdings Ltd. Further units have been delivered for commissioning at HyProMag GmbH’s facility in Pforzheim, Germany, and to HyProMag USA. Chief Executive William Dawes says: ‘This is the second groundbreaking technology to be brought to commercial scale by HyProMag and its partners.’
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Taseko Mines Ltd - Vancouver, Canada-based and copper-focused mining company - Director Russell Hallbauer sells 30,000 shares at average C$10.20, £5.58, each. Worth total C$306,000. Vice president Rob Rotzinger sells 11,800 shares at C$12.00, worth total C$141,600. Director Peter Mitchell sells 12,366 shares at C$11.24, worth total C$138,994. Mitchell buys 4,000 share at C$11.21, worth total C$44,840.
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