Khủng khiếp, giá cổ phiếu Wolf Minerals Úc tăng 100% nhờ tungsten tăng giá, MSR sẽ ra sao???

https://www.investing.com/equities/wolf-minerals-ltd
MSR, mỏ tungsten (vonfram) lớn nhất thế giới bên ngoài TQ chả nhẽ không tăng duoc 100%
Wolf leaps to top
The rising tungsten price helped boost Wolf Minerals' (AU:WLF) shares almost 82% to top this week’s Australian and Hong Kong-listed market risers.

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Wolf Minerals has jumped on the rising tungsten price
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DrakelandsTungstenAustraliaEmperor Range Group Red Mountain Mining TopTung Wolf Minerals
The “critical” commodity has jumped more than 50% in the past two months, amid growing concern about supply cutbacks in China, Bloomberg reported this week.

The price has risen from below US$200 per metric tonne unit in January to more than US$300/mtu this week.

Wolf recently increased its bridging finance facility by £5 million (US$6.6 million) and said the improving operating performance at its Drakelands tungsten mine in England and the rising tungsten price were encouraging.

“The strong price growth has been particularly evident recently with a monthly increase of US$30/mtu in both July and August,” Wolf said.

Similarly, tungsten-focused junior TopTung (AU:TTW) made the list with a gain of 33.3% to reach eighth place.

The explorer is investigating the tungsten and topaz potential at its Torrington project in New South Wales, Australia.

China-focused explorer Emperor Range Group (AU:ERX) also gained, up 71.4% for the week on low share turnover.

Its gains were made yesterday as the company released its half-yearly report, which outlined its principal activity of exploring its tenements in the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region of China and a loss for the period of A$144,128 (US$115,364), about 20% less than the previous corresponding period’s loss.

The company reassured the ASX, earlier this month, that it had not encountered any issues with repatriating money nor was aware of any changes to laws in China that prohibited repatriation of outbound money.

Lithium, bauxite, nickel and cobalt equities were among the other risers, including Red Mountain Mining (AU:RMX) which rose more than 42% as it proceeded with an earn-in to the Mokabe-Kasari copper-cobalt project in the Democratic Republic of Congo and said it would start exploration this month.

--- Gộp bài viết, 20/09/2017, Bài cũ: 20/09/2017 ---

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