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Beaconsfield eyes return to trading

BEACONSFIELD Gold says it aims to be out of receivership and trading on the ASX by early 2004 after arranging for $9 million to be raised via the issue of convertible notes.

Michael Quinn
Beaconsfield eyes return to trading

It is understood the $9 million and another $5.5 million raised earlier in 2003 will become available to Beaconsfield subject to the retirement of the receiver and manager, an event that will occur with...

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