GCIVast Resources, Paul Hill on BT and Alan Green on Airtel Africa
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On today's Vox Markets Podcast: Vast Resources, Paul Hill on BT and Alan Green on Airtel Africa
Andrew Prelea, Chief Executive Officer of Vast Resources (VAST) discusses their fundraise, metallurgical tests and provides a general update.
Vast Resources plc, is a United Kingdom AIM listed mining company with mines and projects in Romania and Zimbabwe - focused on the rapid advancement of high quality projects by recommencing production at previously producing mines in Romania and the commencement of the joint venture mining agreement on the Chiadzwa Community Concession Block of the Chiadzwa Diamond Fields in Zimbabwe. The Company’s portfolio includes an 80% interest in the Baita Plai Polymetallic Mine in Romania, where work is now currently underway towards developing and recommissioning the mine and the Community Concession Block in Chiadzwa, Zimbabwe.
Paul Hill, full time investor and equity analyst give his view on the market, what he's been buying and selling plus we talk about:
BT (BT.A)
(Interview starts at 14 minutes 10 seconds)
Alan Green CEO of Brand Communications talks about:
African Airtel (AAF)
Capita (CPI)
Blue Prism (PRSM)
Bluefield Solar Income Fund (BSIF)
(Interview starts at 41 minutes 42 seconds)
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