Conroy Gold & Natural Resources plc (CGNR) Ordinary Shares EUR0.001
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Business summary
Conroy Gold and Natural Resources PLC is a resource company, which is engaged in exploring and developing gold projects in Ireland and Finland. Its projects include Clay Lake Gold Target, Clontibret Gold Target, Slieve Glah Gold Targets, Glenish Gold Target, Other Gold Targets, Base Metal Targets and Longford-Down Massif. Its primary focus in Ireland is the development of a gold mine on its Clontibret gold target and the continued exploration of the district scale, 65 kilometers (km) gold trend, which the Company has discovered along a geological structure, the Orlock Bridge Fault Zone, in the Longford-Down Massif, in northeast Ireland. The other primary gold targets are Clay Lake and Glenish, seven km northeast and southwest of Clontibret respectively. Slieve Glah Gold Targets is situated approximately 20 miles to the southwest of the Clontibret Gold target. These gold targets each extend to approximately three km in length and appear to be associated with the Orlock Bridge Fault.
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- EPIC:
- CGNR
- ISIN:
- IE00BZ4BTZ13
- Market cap:
- £5.50 million
- Shares in issue:
- 47.85 million
- Sector:
- Mining
- Exchange:
- London Stock Exchange
- Currency:
- Sterling pence
- Indices:
- n/a
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