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Grant of Options | Company Announcement | Investegate

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By Graham Hill , Toby Gibbs
| FE Investegate
Premier African Minerals Limited announced the grant of options for 2,400,000,000 new ordinary shares to directors and management, expiring on 27 May 2037. These options, which vest over time with increasing exercise prices starting at 0.0185 pence, represent approximately 6.4% of the company's current issued share capital. Specifically, 720,000,000 options were awarded to directors, and 1,680,000,000 to management, with vesting conditions tied to production milestones at the Zulu Lithium project.
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Tammy Abraham bails out Jadon Sancho and keeps Villa on course for Champions League

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By Graham Hill 
| MSN UK
Graham Hill Jadon Sancho was breathing a sigh of relief after Tammy Abraham's stoppage-time winner keptAston Villaon course to return to the Champions League. The Manchester United loanee almost cost Villa the points they needed to maintain their position in the top four. His mistakes allowedSunderlandto come back from 3-1 down and equalise within the space of 58 seconds.
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Tammy Abraham bails out Jadon Sancho and keeps Villa on course for Champions League

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By Graham Hill 
| On The Mic with Yahoo Singapore
Tammy Abraham scored Aston Villa’s winner three minutes into stoppage time - Joe Giddens/PA Jadon Sancho was breathing a sigh of relief after Tammy Abraham’s stoppage-time winner kept Aston Villa on course to return to the Champions League. The Manchester United loanee almost cost Villa the points they needed to maintain their position in the top four. His mistakes allowed Sunderland to come back from 3-1 down and equalise within the space of 58 seconds.
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