Thor Mining halts trading on ASX ahead of drilling results
Thor Moning, which is duel-listed on AIM and the Australia Securities Exchange (ASX), has halted trading on the ASX in response to market speculation about the Spring Hill Gold drilling results, which the firm believes will have 'limited share price sensitivity'.
Thor Moning, which is duel-listed on AIM and the Australia Securities Exchange (ASX), has halted trading on the ASX in response to market speculation about the Spring Hill Gold drilling results, which the firm believes will have 'limited share price sensitivity'.
Trading will re-start on Monday (September 17th) when the results are released.
The results are in relation to the preliminary assays from drilling at the Spring Hill Gold Project in Australia's Northern Territory. A number of assays have been received from some of the holes drilled, however the complete set and the necessary interpretation is not yet available.
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