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Benton Resources Inc. BNTRF


Primary Symbol: V.BEX

Benton Resources Inc. is a mineral exploration company listed on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol BEX. Benton has a diversified property portfolio in Gold, Silver, Nickel, Copper, and Platinum Group Elements and currently holds large equity positions in other mining companies. Benton has also recently entered into a 50/50 strategic alliance with Sokoman Minerals Corp. (TSXV: SIC) through three large-scale joint venture properties in Newfoundland.


TSXV:BEX - Post by User

Post by wreckhouseon Nov 27, 2023 7:46pm
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Foran Mining Corp. 

FOM-T -4.44%decrease
 
, a Canadian company with a promising copper and zinc project in Saskatchewan, is raising $200-million to fund its next stage of development, a rare financing for a junior miner in a tough market for share sales.

 

Foran, which is based in British Columbia, is selling up to $190-million worth of new shares at $4.10 apiece through a private placement, as well as $10-million worth of “flow-through” shares that carry a special tax treatment.

Foran’s shares have soared nearly 2,500 per cent over the past three years, transforming the company from a penny stock to an enterprise worth $1-billion, but even established mining companies are struggling to raise money in this market. Many investors got burned when the commodity supercycle fuelled by China’s demand for metals crashed in 2012.

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