Maronan Metals Announces A$20 Million Share Placement
Maronan Metals will place shares worth A$20 million at A$0.40 each, a 2.3% discount, with the transaction subject to AGM approval.
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Maronan Metals will place shares worth A$20 million at A$0.40 each, a 2.3% discount, with the transaction subject to AGM approval.
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