Far East Gold Ltd FEG

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The S&P/ASX Small Ordinaries Index (ASX: XSO) closed at 3,331.30, down 85.60 points or 2.51% on Thursday as we launched into the Easter weekend, while remaining up 27.00 points or 0.82% over the past 5 trading days. As the market fluctuates, small-cap companies continue to update the...

Far East Gold CEO Shane Menere talked with Proactive about the company’s flagship Idenburg Gold Project in Papua, Indonesia, outlining how the asset could drive shareholder value as the company moves through 2026. Menere explained that Far East Gold has built a strong exploration portfolio in Indonesia and Australia, investing more than $40 million in exploration and development since listing. The company is now focusing heavily on Idenburg, which has quickly emerged as its flagship asset. For more interviews and market insights, visit the Proactive YouTube channel, give this video a like, sub

The ASX200 was up around half a per cent. Consumer discretionary led today's gains - nudging above 2 per cent - whilst utilities dragged the bourse - and shed around 1.8 per cent. Green Astral Resources shot up after securing a key mining lease at the Feysville Gold Project near Kalgoorlie, clearing a regulatory hurdle and allowing early-stage production planning. Far East Gold was also up today today after confirming lateral extensions of bonanza-grade gold from the Sua Prospect at its Idenburg Gold Project in Indonesia, with one drillhole returning up to 175 grams per tonne over half a metre