The Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) saw a lot of movement across the mining space last week, including Enterprise Metals (ASX:ENT) which doubled its share price on Friday 13 June.
Enterprise Metals, which saw its shares trade at $0.003, released an investor presentation last week to update shareholders on the company’s movements.
The company, which has a market capitalisation of $2.36 million, is a Western Australia-based mineral explorer, focused on developing gold, lithium, and base metals across its portfolio of projects.
Closely behind, Juno Minerals’ (ASX:JNO) shares increased by 44% to $0.036 after the company announced the sale of its Mount Mason Project to privately held Gold Valley Yilgarn.
The company received $3 million in cash, with another $3 million to follow once the transfer of tenements has been completed.
Juno will continue to focus on endeavours at the Mount Ida Project, which has a resource of 1.85 billion tonnes of iron concentrate.
Eagle Mountain Mining (ASX:EM2) also saw a 40% increase in its share price to $0.007, after releasing a final director’s interest notice on 10 June.
Based in Arizona, Eagle Mountain Mining is focused on the production of copper and gold at its Wedgetail and Silver Mountain Projects.
On the other end, Bastion Minerals’ (ASX:BMO) share price decreased 33.33% to $0.002.
Bastion Minerals released an updated JORC-compliant mineral resource estimate for its ICE Copper-Gold Project of 6.43 million tonnes @ 1.07% copper on 11 June.
On the back of no news, Javelin Minerals’ (ASX:JAV) share price dipped 20% to $0.002.
The company owns two gold projects in the Eastern Goldfields of Western Australia, the Eureka Gold Mine and Coogee Gold Project.
Meanwhile, Titanium Sands’ (ASX:TSL) share price also fell 14.29% to $0.006, after it released an update on the progress of environmental studies at the Mannar Heavy Mineral Project on 12 June.
Located on Mannar Island in North West Sri Lanka, the company holds five exploration licences with a JORC-compliant inferred resource of 10.3 million tonnes with total heavy minerals grading 11.7%.
Write to Maddison Elliott at Mining.com.au
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