2264 226490 1 month ago | Other | ₩563 Per Share |
2264 226490 29 Apr 2024 | Other | ₩600 Per Share |
2264 226490 27 Apr 2023 | Other | ₩500 Per Share |
2264 226490 28 Apr 2022 | Other | ₩420 Per Share |
2264 226490 29 Apr 2021 | Other | ₩500 Per Share |
2264 226490 1 month ago | Other | ₩563 Per Share |
2264 226490 29 Apr 2024 | Other | ₩600 Per Share |
2264 226490 27 Apr 2023 | Other | ₩500 Per Share |
2264 226490 28 Apr 2022 | Other | ₩420 Per Share |
2264 226490 29 Apr 2021 | Other | ₩500 Per Share |
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African Gold Limited is a company focused on the acquisition, exploration, evaluation, and development of mineral resource projects across Africa. Since its incorporation in 2018, the company has dedicated its efforts to identifying valuable mineral deposits within the continent, with a particular focus on gold among other minerals. With its headquarters in Subiaco, Australia, African Gold Limited positions itself as a key player in the mining industry, leveraging the rich mineral reserves Africa has to offer. The company's flagship project, the Didievi gold project located in Côte d'Ivoire, underscores its commitment to exploring and developing gold mining opportunities. African Gold Limited's operations are underscored by a strategic approach to mineral exploration, combined with its subsidiary operations, ensuring a comprehensive coverage of its exploration and exploitation activities within Africa.
African Gold Limited engages in the exploration and mining of gold through its flagship Didievi gold project in Côte d'Ivoire. This includes the full spectrum of activities from initial exploration to eventual extraction, showcasing the company's commitment to tapping into Africa's gold resources.
Beyond gold, the company actively explores for nickel, cobalt, and copper deposits. These activities are part of African Gold Limited's diversified portfolio of mineral explorations, aiming to meet global demands for these essential minerals.
The exploration for caesium, lithium, tantalum, niobium, and beryllium deposits highlights African Gold Limited's foray into rare minerals. These efforts align with the growing global demand for rare minerals used in various industries, including electronics and renewable energy technologies.