African Copper faces BSE delisting
Friday, February 20, 2009
According to a statement from the company, the Toronto Stock Exchange is reviewing the "eligibility" of African Copper's shares for continued listing on the Canadian bourse.
African Copper announced in January that its Mowana Mine was placed on care and maintenance pending the finalisation of negotiations to raise US$15 million (P120m) it needed to stay afloat as copper prices continued to plummet.
"The TSX has indicated that the financial condition and/or operating results of the company may be unsatisfactory or may not warrant continued listing of the shares," African Copper said in a statement.
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