In the difficult times that many junior mining companies on the ASX have recently been going through, it has become common practice in the boardroom to lure a deep-pocketed “big dog” onto the share register to provide much-needed firepower.
In the difficult times that many junior mining companies on the ASX have recently been going through, it has become common practice in the boardroom to lure a deep-pocketed “big dog” onto the share register to provide much-needed firepower.