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COOLGARDIE MINERALS LIMITED - Charts / Financials

Currently unlisted. Proposed listing date: 30 AUGUST 2018, 12:30 PM AEST ## watchlist Created with Sketch. Add to my watchlist

Coolgardie Minerals Limited is an Australia-based gold exploration company. The Company’s... Coolgardie Minerals Limited is an Australia-based gold exploration company. The Company’s principal project is the Bullabulling Gold Project (BGP) located in Western Australia. The BGP covers an area of about 475 square kilometers. Through the BGP, the Company has identified gold exploration prospects that include Geko Gold Open Pit Project, First Find, Endeavour, Bungarra, Ubini, Chuckwalla, Komodo-Mallee Dragon Trend, Goanna, West Endeavour and Shooters. The BGP also consists of Lithium and Nickel prospects. More

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Directors & Senior Management

Mr. Bradd Granville Managing Director, Executive Director
Mr. Neil Warburton Non-Executive
Ms. Susan Patricia Hunter Company secretary
Mr. Stewart Brown Non-Executive Chairman of the Board
Mr. Paul Jago Non-Executive Director
Mr. Shaun Melville Non-Executive Director

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