Devex Resources Limited

DEV

DevEx Resources Ltd. is an Australian uranium exploration and development company, which is engaged in mineral exploration and evaluation and development of by-product uranium recovery processes. The company is headquartered in Perth, Western Australia. The company went IPO on 2000-10-03. The firm is focused on the exploration of porphyry copper-gold discoveries in the Lachlan Fold Belt region of New South Wales (NSW). Its projects include the Nabarlek Project, Junee Project, Sovereign Project, Basin Creek Project, North Cobar Project, and EntX. The Nabarlek project includes a dominant approximately 4,700 square kilometers tenement package located in the Alligator Rivers Uranium Province (ARUP) in the Northern Territory. The Junee project lies on the southern extension of the Macquarie Arc in NSW. The Sovereign Project is located in the prospective Julimar region of Western Australia, approximately 70 km northeast of Perth. The 100%-owned Basin Creek Project is located 60km south-east of the Company’s Junee Project. The firm holds a 100%-owned exploration license within the highly prospective North Cobar Mineral Allocation Area. The company also holds shares in the unlisted company entX Limited (entX).

Duke Exploration Limited

DEX

Duke Exploration Ltd. engages in the exploration of copper, gold, and silver. The firm holds four exploration tenements for copper, gold and silver and also has a 10% free carried interest in four New South Wales copper-gold (Cu-Au) porphyry tenements. Its projects include Bundarra Project, Duania and Waitara Projects and Prairie Creek Project. Its flagship project, Bundarra Project, includes the Bundarra tenement (EPM 26499), plus the nearby Duania (EPMA 27474) and Waitara (EPMA 27609) tenements, which are located approximately 130 kilometers (km) southwest of Mackay and 50 km east of Moranbah, in the Central Queensland coal fields. Its Waitara project tenement (EPMA27609) is located around 20 km southeast of Nebo, 85 km southwest of Mackay. The Prairie Creek Project is located approximately 120 km southwest of Gladstone and 25 km southwest of Biloela, central Queensland, in the EPM 26852 tenement area.

De.Mem Limited

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De.mem Ltd. operates as a holding company. The company is headquartered in Melbourne, Victoria. The company went IPO on 2017-04-07. The firm designs, builds, owns and operates a range of water and waste water treatment systems for its clients. The firm supplies all types of equipment, filters, pumps, chemicals and consumables to its customers. The company supplies into a range of industrial sectors such as mining, food and beverage, oil and gas, electronics, chemicals and heavy industrials/manufacturing, and municipal and infrastructure segments. The Company’s products include disinfection system, chemical treatment, biological treatment, membrane-based water treatment systems, other specialized treatment processes, programmable logic controller (PLC) and Automation and Sludge Management. The firm's solutions include potable water supply, sewage treatment, industrial waste water, recycling, desalination, process water and automation.

Desoto Resources Limited

DES

Desoto Resources Ltd. operates as an exploration company. The firm is focused on the activities and exploring potential opportunities to apply for, or acquire, exploration licenses prospective for gold and lithium in the Northern Territory. The Company, via its subsidiary, Mangusta Minerals Pty Ltd, owns a 100% interest in the Pine Creek Project located in the Northern Territory. The Pine Creek Project consists of six tenements, which include three granted exploration license EL32884, EL32885 and EL32886, and three exploration license applications EL33188, EL33189 and EL33225 are known as Fenton. The Company’s Fenton granted licenses cover approximately 1,467 square kilometers (km2). Its eastern Pine Creek Project licenses, which comprise EL31356, EL31899 and EL32148 are known as Fenix, which cover over 420 (km2). The Pine Creek Project is located approximately 150-kilometer (km) south of Darwin, and 8 km north of Pine Creek in the Northern Territory.