Anuncio • Mar 05
ECR Minerals plc, Annual General Meeting, Mar 27, 2026 ECR Minerals plc, Annual General Meeting, Mar 27, 2026. Location: the offices of allenby capital limited, 5th floor, 5 st helens place, c3a 6ab, london United Kingdom Anuncio • Feb 12
ECR Minerals plc Announces Results of an Internal Site Analysis of Its 100% Owned Raglan Alluvial Gold Project in Central Queensland ECR Minerals plc announced the results of an internal site analysis of its 100% owned Raglan alluvial gold project in central Queensland (the "Raglan Project"). The analysis defines an initial Phase 1 mine plan focused on a clearly delineated section of the historic river system and the Board considers that it illustrates the potential for attractive near-term economics, while highlighting significant scope to expand mining activities in future phases. Initial mineable area identified along the main historic river channel, forming the basis of the Company's Phase 1 mining plan. Internal analysis, which the Board considers conservative, indicates potential to recover approximately 938 ounces of gold in Phase 1 over a multi-year period, which would have an illustrative gross in-situ value of approximately AUD 7 million at prevailing gold prices. Indicative revenue over the coming years represents a multiple of approximately seven times the Raglan Project acquisition price, based solely on the initial Phase 1 mine plan. Phase 1 a nalysis excludes side creeks, extensions, deeper gravels and optimisation opportunities, which represent potential upside for future mining phases. Initial Mining Plan - Phase 1 below illustrates the area currently identified by the Company as mineable under the initial mining plan. The plan follows the main historic riverbed through the Raglan Project area. Dark blue represents the area targeted for mining; Green shows areas previously trenched by historical operators. The proposed mineable area defined at this stage comprises approximately 162,000 m2. Assuming gold-bearing gravels extend to an average depth of 1.5 metres, the initial plan would cover approximately 243,000 bank cubic metres of material, which ECR would intend to mine and process over a multi-year period. Using what the Board considers to be a conservative average grade of 0.12 grammes per bank cubic metre, derived from all test work completed to date (including lower-grade material), the Phase 1 mining area is illustratively estimated to contain approximately 938 ounces of gold. At current gold prices, this would equate to an indicative gross in-situ value the company's Phase 1 mining plan and has not been verified or validated by any third parties. The Directors consider that the analysis is intentionally conservative and based on the following assumptions: The average grade used reflects all test results to date, including lower-grade material and the analysis assumes that this is representative across the Phase 1 mining area; Gold-bearing gravel depth is expected to vary across the project area and the analysis assumes that an average depth of 1. 5 metres is representative across the Phase 1 Mining area, to provide approximately 243,000 bank cubic meters of material for processing; The analysis assumes that a minimum gross gold price of AUD 7,150 per ounce will be achievable over the multi-year period required to mine and process 243,000 bank cubic metres the Phase 1 mining area; Previously mined areas are assumed to contain no recoverable gold; No allowance has been made for side creeks, extensions along strike, deeper gravels or optimisation of mining methods. The analysis is based on internal operational planning work and does not constitute a mineral resource or reserve estimate, or a resource update in accordance with the AIM Note for Mining, Oil and Gas Companies (the "AIM MOG Note"). In addition, nor was any analysis prepared to the standards set forth in the Australasian Code for Reporting of Exploration Results, Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves ("JORC") or prepared in accordance with any other appropriate internationally recognised reporting standard ("Standard") for mineral resources and reserves as set out in the AIM MOG Note. Clear Path to Expansion; Importantly, the work completed to date represents only the initial phase of mining planned at the Raglan Project. These test pits are expected to provide additional insight into gravel depth variability, grade distribution and potential extensions to the current mine plan, whilst generating cash flow. As mining progresses and operational data is gathered, ECR expects to refine and potentially expand the mining footprint over time, with the objective of extending mine life, increasing prospective annual gold output and enhancing overall returns from the Raglan Project. ECR's Chairman, the objective of the Raglan Project. Anuncio • Feb 05
ECR Minerals plc Provides Update on Its Raglan Alluvial Gold Project in Queensland ECR Minerals plc provided an update on its Raglan alluvial gold project in Queensland. The Company has met with and identified a proposed offtake partner for gold production from the Raglan Project. Members of ECR's board of directors have visited the Proposed Offtake Partner's processing and refining facility, undertaken discussions regarding commercial terms and operational processes and completed site-level due diligence. Formal documentation and contractual agreements in respect of the Proposed Offtake Agreement are now being progressed and are expected to be finalised this month. The Board believes that this Proposed Offtake Agreement represents a clear and practical route to market for gold produced at the Raglan Project. ECR has also separately completed an internal valuation assessment for insurance purposes of the plant, equipment and site infrastructure at the Raglan Project. This process covered the wash plant, gold room, mobile mining fleet, power generation, camp facilities and associated infrastructure. The replacement value, on a like-for-like basis, of the plant and equipment has been assessed at approximately AUD 1.9 million, materially exceeding the consideration paid by ECR for the Raglan Project. This is considered by the Board to be further validation of the Raglan Project acquisition and, importantly, demonstrates the quality of the Raglan Project's facilities. With an experienced operating team in place, an identified proposed offtake pathway and a mining lease covering approximately 300 acres, the Board considers that the Raglan Project is entering mining and production with a high level of operational and commercial confidence. Discussions in relation to the Proposed Offtake Agreement remain early stage and therefore there can be no certainty that final binding terms will be agreed, nor as to the timing or final terms, value or any conditions of the Proposed Offtake Agreement. Further updates will be provided in due course. Anuncio • Jan 27
ECR Minerals plc Announces Implementation of Production Plan At the Raglan Alluvial Gold Project ECR Minerals plc announced that it is implementing its production plan at the Raglan alluvial gold project (the "Raglan Project") this week, marking a key step as the Company prepares to enter initial gold production. The Company has profiled the site and identified priority locations for initial trenching. These areas will be worked at successive depths as part of a broader programme designed to determine where gold grades are highest before progressing upstream across the property. In parallel, ECR will re-analyse previously worked ground, particularly at deeper levels, where the Board believes - consistent with outcomes at the nearby Blue Mountain Project - that recoverable gold remains in situ. During the early stages of production at the Raglan Project, the operating team will assess and optimise the configuration of mining equipment, particularly the wash plant. The objective is to maximise daily throughput while maintaining a high level of gold recovery. The Company's Blue Mountain Project has been independently tested and demonstrated a recovery rate of 91.7% gold into 0.40% of the mass, and part of the coming work programme will be aimed at assessing whether Raglan will achieve a comparable recovery rate performance. Chairman Nick Tulloch and Directors Andrew Scott and Chris Gibbs will be meeting in Queensland later this week to oversee the initial stages of mining and production activities at the Raglan Project. During the visit, the Board members will meet with the operating team, review production progress based on early grade observations and meet with a prospective off-taker for gold production from both Raglan and Blue Mountain. This milestone will coincide with exceptionally strong recent precious-metal prices, with gold currently trading above USD 4,988 per ounce and silver having recently moved through USD 100 per ounce, providing a highly favourable market backdrop as ECR enters its production phase. The Raglan Project is a fully permitted, turnkey alluvial gold project located in central Queensland and held under Mining Lease ML 3665. The project includes a near-new 60 tonne-per-hour wash plant, gold room, water supply, accommodation camp and mobile mining fleet, enabling prompt mobilisation and a low-capex pathway to production. With the operating team secured and all key infrastructure already on site, Raglan is expected to deliver ECR's initial gold production and near-term early cashflow. The project also provides a foundation for shared operational capability and equipment utilisation across the Company's nearby Blue Mountain alluvial gold project. The Board considers that Raglan's anticipated operating parameters are consistent with other producing alluvial mines in Queensland, where commercial production is achieved even at relatively modest grades, particularly in the current gold price environment. The Company's subsidiary that owns the Raglan Project has been renamed ECR Minerals (Raglan) Pty Limited, aligning it with the branding of the Company's other Australian subsidiaries. Anuncio • Jan 08
ECR Minerals plc has completed a Follow-on Equity Offering in the amount of £1.5 million. ECR Minerals plc has completed a Follow-on Equity Offering in the amount of £1.5 million.
Security Name: Ordinary Shares
Security Type: Common Stock
Securities Offered: 576,923,068
Price\Range: £0.0026
Transaction Features: Subsequent Direct Listing Anuncio • Jan 07
ECR Minerals plc Secures an Experience Team to Commence Initial Mining Operations at its Raglan Alluvial Gold Project in Queensland ECR Minerals plc announced that the Company has secured an experienced team to commence initial mining operations at its Raglan alluvial gold project in Queensland (the "Raglan Project"). With the operating team secured, and all site infrastructure, wash plant and mobile fleet already onsite, ECR now expects initial gold production before the end of January 2026, marking the Company's transition into a revenue-generating gold producer. This development follows completion in December 2025 of ECR's acquisition of the Raglan Project, a fully permitted, turnkey alluvial gold mining project. The Raglan Project (ML 3665) is a fully permitted alluvial gold mining operation located in central Queensland, Australia. Recently acquired by ECR Minerals, the Raglan Project includes a near-new 60 tonne-per-hour wash plant, a fully equipped gold room, established water supply, accommodation camp, mobile mining fleet and complete site infrastructure, providing a true turnkey mining solution. Positioned within an established gold-producing district, the Raglan Project potentially offers a low-capex, rapid pathway to production. The Raglan Project is also strategically located close to ECR's Blue Mountain alluvial project, enabling potential operational synergies across the Company's growing Queensland hub. Anuncio • Dec 15
ECR Minerals plc Reports Highly Encouraging Set of Alluvial Drilling Results from Its Blue Mountain Project in Central Queensland ECR Minerals plc reported a highly encouraging set of alluvial drilling results from its Blue Mountain Project ("Blue Mountain") in Central Queensland. These drilling results continue to strengthen the case for near-term, low-cost alluvial gold production, with the drilling results confirming visible coarse gold and the expansion of multiple unmined gold-bearing creek flats. Visible coarse gold recorded in multiple drill samples from the newly identified Upper Kariboe Creek alluvial flat. Continuity of mineralisation now mapped across approximately 250 metres of strike, with widths ranging from 6 to 35 metres. Grades exceeding the 0.15 g/b.c.m cut-off returned via 19 intersections, including standout results up to 6.52 g/ss.c.m, typically indicating the presence of nuggety near-source gold. Wash-plant trial work at the Lower Patterson area continues to demonstrate practical mining grades averaging 0.35g/b.c.m, considered favourable to grades in operating alluvial mines across North Queensland. Multiple areas now identified as potential start-up gold production zones, including Lower Patterson, Upper Kariboe, Windmill and Roan Colt. ECR's Chief Geologist, Adam Jones, commented: " These are some of the most encouraging alluvial results we've seen from Blue Mountain to date. We set out to understand the gold trail and the host gravels, but the results are now giving a clear picture of multiple unmined zones that have the potentiual to translate into a near-term alluvial production opportunity. The combination of strong drill grades, visible gold and the successful wash-plant trials at Lower Patterson is building genuine confidence that Blue Mountain has the scale and quality to support a commercially viable start-up operation". Summary of Drilling Program: A total of 264 shallow drill holes were completed in August 2025 across the Upper Kariboe and Denny Gully areas. The objective was to identify shallow, mineable alluvial gold deposits suitable for cost-efficient production. Each hole was drilled from surface to bedrock, with samples collected every metre and assessed for gold content, material type and the presence of visible gold. Summary of Drilling Program A total of 264 shallow drill hole were completed in August 2025 across The Upper Kariboe and D Kenny G Fully areas. The objective was to identified shallow, mineable alluval gold deposits suitable for cost- efficient production. Each hole was drilling from surface to bedrock, with sample collected every metre and assessed for Gold content, material type and the Presence of visible gold. Anuncio • Dec 02
ECR Minerals plc Announces Assay Results from the Recently Completed Maiden Drilling Programme on the 100% Owned Lolworth Project, North Queensland, Australia ECR Minerals plc announced assay results from the recently completed maiden drilling programme on the 100% owned Lolworth Project, North Queensland, Australia. The Company also provides an update on progress in respect of its other activities. Highlights: Highly encouraging maiden Reverse Circulation drilling programme at the Uncle Terry and Gorge Creek West prospects delivering multiple gold and silver intercepts. Notable shallow intercepts of gold and silver include: 4m @ 7.18 g/t Ag 4m @ 3.33 g/t Ag 2m @ 3.57 g/t Au 5m @ 0.47 g/t Au. Silver mineralisation may be significantly more widespread than the areas drilled based on outcrop mapping and sampling. Results reinforce Lolworth as a high-priority growth project within ECR's portfolio. Blue Mountain assay results expected before mid-December, anticipated to support near-term production momentum. Raglan Project acquisition documentation now agreed in all material respects, with completion expected in December, marking progress toward ECR's first alluvial gold production. Creswick JV negotiations advancing positively, following a successful meeting between the parties. Summary of the Maiden Drilling Campaign at the Lolworth Project A total of 28 reverse circulation drill holes (1,058 metres in aggregate) were completed in September and October 2025 over two gold prospects at the Lolworth Project known as Uncle Terry and Gorge Creek West. This is the first drilling campaign to be completed by an exploration company within this part of the Lolworth Range. Drilling followed up on previous years' rock chip sampling of outcrops, where sporadic Galena (AgPb sulphide) mineralisation had been observed. The Uncle Terry prospect was formally named and discovered by previous tenement holders A.R.I Limited in 1988 where Galena was observed in a quartz outcrop. The original location of the discovery has only been recently identified. The outcrop was initially thought to strike in a north-south direction; however, ECR's recent mapping and drill programme suggests that the vein strikes east-west, dipping to the south. Six drill holes (LWDR001 to LWDR006 and LWDR008 to LWDR009) were initially drilled underneath and down plunge of the original Uncle Terry discovery outcrop. Another six holes (LWDR007 and LWDR010 to LWDR013) were drilled just south of the discovery site to test for mineralisation located underneath sporadic quartz outcrops where previous rock chips of up to 75 g/t Au have been taken. Eight holes (LWDR014 to LWDR021) were drilled underneath a swarm of quartz shear zones located towards the south of the prospect. A total of 1,058 metres were drilled during this maiden campaign. All of the drilling was shallow with a maximum depth of 45 metres. The drilling was shallow with a maximumdepth of 45 metres. Anuncio • Nov 27
ECR Minerals plc Appoints Chris Gibbs to Its Board, Effective November 26, 2025 ECR Minerals plc announced that, further to the Company's announcement of 8 September 2025, Chris Gibbs has been appointed to the board of ECR Minerals (the "Board") with effect from 26 November 2025 as an Independent Non-Executive Director. Chris has been a consultant to ECR since September 2025 and his appointment to the Board forms part of his consultancy arrangements with the Company. Chris brings over 25 years of international mining executive experience, spanning North America, Australia, Europe, Africa and South America. His career includes executive positions with a number of large international mining companies, including Centerra Gold, Placer Dome, Argonaut Gold and Barrick Gold. Chris was the former CEO of ASX-listed American Rare Earths, when it advanced its 2.63 billion tonne Halleck Creek rare earth project and substantially grew its market capitalisation. At American Rare Earths, he was instrumental in its transformation into a development-ready US rare earths company, which substantially increased its market value. At Argonaut Gold, he oversaw the Magino Gold Project from feasibility through to construction and operations readiness. Earlier roles with Centerra Gold, Barrick Gold and Placer Dome involved large-scale mine development, operational turnarounds and cost transformation initiatives across multiple jurisdictions. Chris currently serves as a Non-Executive Director of ASX-listed Godolphin Resources Limited and is a Director of the Critical Minerals Institute. He resides in Queensland, Australia, the state in which ECR's core Blue Mountain and Lolworth Projects are located. Chris will continue to take half of his remuneration in ECR ordinary shares, in line with the rest of the Board in being partly remunerated through equity and aligning their interests closely with those of ECR shareholders. Anuncio • Nov 11
ECR Minerals plc Provides Operations Update ECR Minerals plc provided an update on the next steps following the successful conclusion of its 2025 drilling programme at the Lolworth Gold and Rare Earths Project ("Lolworth") and the Blue Mountain Project ("Blue Mountain") in Queensland, together with a wider update on progress in respect of its other operations and recent activities. The Company's operational focus continues to centre on establishing near-term production at its advanced-stage Queensland alluvial gold projects, while seeking to unlock the large-scale discovery potential across its broader tenement package in one of Australia's most prospective gold provinces. Assay results from drilling at Lolworth and Blue Mountain are expected this month. Visual indicators from wash plant trials at Blue Mountain support plans for commercial production. Legal documentation for proposed acquisition of the Raglan Project are well advanced, with discussions with production partners underway. Creswick JV (defined below) discussions ongoing and the ECR board are assessing opportunities for other tenements. Queensland drilling programme During July and August, ECR drilled almost 400 holes across the Lower Patterson, Windmill and Upper Kariboe Creek areas at Blue Mountain using a reverse circulation drilling rig. Visible gold has been confirmed in multiple zones and preliminary results were announced on 15 September 2025 confirming extensive gold mineralisation in the Lower Patterson area. Samples from the remaining holes have been sent for assay and results are expected this month. The rig then moved to Lolworth where ECR drilled 21 holes at the Uncle Terry prospect and a further seven holes at the Gorge Creek West prospect, to depths of between 30 and 42 metres, during September. Drill samples have now been packaged and recorded and are also with the laboratory for assay. Following completion of activities at Lolworth, the ECR team returned to Blue Mountain where several wash plant trials were conducted to determine the likely gold recovery. The trials were conducted over both high and low grade material and preliminary observations based on visible gold have been encouraging. This supports ECR's theory that there is an element of coarse gold at Blue Mountain which cannot always be reliably picked up from drill samples. Further analysis of the wash plant samples is currently being conducted. Although several results are outstanding, the information to date supports ECR's belief in respect of the commercial opportunity at Blue Mountain. Once all the results are available, ECR intends to submit a mining lease application in the fourth quarter of 2025, as the next step towards production at Blue Mountain and cashflow generation. As announced on 1 October 2025, ECR is proposing to acquire Raglan Resources Pty Ltd. (the "Proposed Acquisition"), the holder of Licence ML 3665 (the "Raglan Project") for a proposed joint venture (the "Creswick JV") covering the Company's Creswick Gold Project in Victoria, Australia. ECR Chairman Nick Tulloch added: "It may have been relatively quiet on the news front for ECR in the past few weeks but, behind the scenes, it has been a very busy period for us. All samples from the Queensland drilling campaigns are now in the laboratory for analysis, as are the outputs from the wash plant trials at Blue Mountain. The administrative tasks of preparing to produce gold, initially at Raglan once this Proposed Acquisition has been completed and then nearby at Blue Mountain, are also well advanced. Anuncio • Oct 19
ECR Minerals plc Announces Successful Drilling Programme at the Lolworth Gold and Rare Earths Project in North Queensland, Australia ECR Minerals plc announced the successful conclusion of its 2025 drilling programme at the Lolworth gold and rare earths project in North Queensland, Australia (the "Lolworth Project"), together with a wider update on progress at its alluvial gold operations at the Blue Mountain project in Queensland, Australia (the "Blue Mountain Project") and its proposed acquisition of Licence ML 3665 (the "Raglan Project"). The Company's operational focus continues to centre on establishing near-term production at its advanced-stage Queensland alluvial gold projects, while unlocking the large-scale discovery potential across its broader tenement package in one of Australia's most prospective gold provinces. Successful completion of drilling at the Lolworth Project, confirming gold and silver-bearing veins at shallow depths. Ongoing wash plant trials and resource modelling at the Blue Mountain Project ahead of a full mining lease application intended to be made in the fourth quarter of 2025 ("Q4 2025"). Proposed acquisition of the Raglan Project (the " Proposed Acquisition") advancing towards completion, with first gold production targeted for fourth quarter of 2025. Pre-completion restructuring to remove surplus assets has reduced the cost of the Proposed Acquisition to AUD 1.01 million plus any applicable GST in cash. Further updates in Fourth Quarter 2025 are expected to include assay results, wash plant trial outcomes and the potential conclusion of the Creswick JV. ECR is finalising its most extensive alluvial gold drilling programme to date, with close to 400 holes completed across the Lower Patterson, Windmill and Upper Kariboe Creek areas. Visible coarse gold has been confirmed in multiple zones. Adam Jones is expected to return to the Blue Mountain Project site next week to pan and weigh more than 150 samples prior to detailed assay testing. These results are expected to feed into the upcoming wash plant trials, which will include selective testing of both high-and-low-grade material to validate the drill results and inform an initial internal resource estimate. Following the conclusion of wash plant trials, and therefore evidence of the extent of the commercial opportunity at the Blue Mountain Project, ECR intends to submit a mining lease application during Fourth Quarter 2025, an important milestone towards near-term production and cashflow generation. The Raglan Project, located near Gladstone, Queensland, represents a fully permitted alluvial gold operation with an existing mining lease and a 60-tonne-per-hour wash plant on site. Pursuant to this restructuring, the parties have also agreed that certain surplus equipment will also be excluded from the Proposed Acquisition and sold separately by the vendors. As a result, a corresponding AUD 90,000 price reduction to AUD 1.01 millionplus any applicable GST in cash has been agreed. Operations at the Raglan Project are targeted to commence during fourth quarter of 2025, providing the Company potentially with immediate production capability - and revenue - while the Blue Mountain Project final planning process and mining lease application progresses. There can therefore be no certainty that final binding terms will be agreed, nor as to the timing or final terms, value or conditions of the Creswick J V. ECR Chief Geologist Adam Jones commented: " The completion of first drilling campaign at the Blue Mountain Project marks a significant step forward for ECR. We've confirmed the presence of gold and silver in multiple vein systems and identified several new mineralised outcrops for follow-up. The visuals are highly encouraging, and theolworth Project continues to show the scale and geological potential to be in the fourth quarter of 2025. Anuncio • Oct 07
ECR Minerals plc has completed a Follow-on Equity Offering in the amount of £0.1 million. ECR Minerals plc has completed a Follow-on Equity Offering in the amount of £0.1 million.
Security Name: Ordinary Shares
Security Type: Common Stock
Securities Offered: 50,000,000
Price\Range: £0.002 Anuncio • Sep 17
ECR Minerals plc Announces the First Set of Gold Results from Drill Sampling at the Lower Patterson Area Within the Blue Mountain Gold Project, Queensland, Australia ECR Minerals plc announced the first set of gold results from drill sampling at the Lower Patterson area within the Blue Mountain gold project, Queensland, Australia (the "Blue Mountain Project"). Initial drilling results confirm extensive zones of consistent gold mineralisation at the Lower Patterson prospect - an area not previously mined. Peak results include 1m estimated @ 1.14 g per b.c.m and 1m estimated @ 1.07 g perb.m. 17 samples estimated above 0.15 g per b.c. m demonstrating wide continuity across three drilled sections. Results highlight the increasing scale and potential of the gold-bearing gravels at the Blue Mountain Project - particularly as new areas of gold mineralisation are identified. An initial programme of vertical reverse circulation drill hole traverses was completed at the Blue Mountain Project in the Lower Patterson area. Five traverses were drilled, consisting of 36 holes, each having an individual depth ranging from approximately 5 to 12 metres, with a total combined depth of 291 metres. The purpose of this type of drilling is not to recover a representative sample in alluvial terrains but to confirm the presence of gold (visually) followed up by assays to detect very fine-grained gold. Assay results are only indicative of gold content. Each sample was panned down to a representative concentrate of around 100 grammes. These results are considered to highlight the very extensive scale of gold-bearing gravels within the Lower Patterson area. The objective of this initial drill programme was to map out the extent and scale of the mineralised alluvial zones. Based on the results received, the exercise is considered by management to have been highly successful. The distribution of gold particles within the alluvial gravels at the Blue Mountain project is currently not fully known. As drill samples represent small volumes of material, these initial results cannot be used for resource estimation or provide a definitive indication of grade variability until other work has been performed, including follow-up wash plant trials which are designed to determine the true gold content and potentially verify the drilling grades. ECR has drilled two other similar-sized creek flats at the Blue Mountain Project, namely the Denny's Creek and Upper Kariboe areas, with results expected likely in October. The Board believes that ECR is the first company to undertake a modern systematic drilling programme across these alluvial channels, providing detailed information on gold distribution within the gravels. With large volumes of alluvial material present, the Blue Mountain Project offers both near-term production potential and longer-term exploration upside, as the Company continues to assess the broader extent of gold mineralisation across the Blue Mountain Project. Anuncio • Aug 28
ECR Minerals plc Provides an Update on Activities at the Blue Mountain Gold Project in Queensland, Australia and the Company's Upcoming Drilling Programme at theolworth Gold and Rare Earths Project in North Queensland, Australia ECR Minerals plc provided an update on activities at the Blue Mountain gold project in Queensland, Australia (the "Blue Mountain Project") and the Company's upcoming drilling programme at the Lolworth gold and rare earths project in North Queensland, Australia (the "Lolworth Project"). Alluvial drilling completed at the Blue Mountain Project, with visible gold confirmed at the Lower Patterson, Windmill and Upper Kariboe Creek prospects. Coarse, heavy-textured gold identified for the first time at the Upper Kariboe Creek. Trial wash is planned on selected Blue Mountain Project samples to assess potential recovery rates and average grades. Drill rig en route to the Lolworth Project, with first holes targeting the Uncle Terry prospect next week. Blue Mountain Project Drilling Programme The recently completed alluvial drilling programme at the Blue Mountain Project confirmed visible gold across the Lower Patterson, Wind mill and Upper Kariboe Creek prospect. Importantly, coarse and heavy-textured gold was visually identified at the Upper Kariboe™?, the first time such gold has been seen at the Blue Mountain Project. Trial wash testing of selected samples from the three prospects is planned to provide valuable data on potential recovery rates and average grade. Blue Mountain Project, located in the historic North Queensland goldfields, hosts extensive alluvial gold workings along the Kariboe Creek and its tributaries, many of which have seen only limited historic testing. ECR has implemented a systematic drilling programme across these channels to evaluate their potential for modern recovery, complemented by on-site trial washing to seek to verify results. With substantial volumes of alluvial gravels and the capability to conduct in-house processing trials, the Board considers that the Blue Mountain Project offers strong near-term production potential together with significant longer-term exploration upside.olworth Project Drilling Programme The drilling rig is currently en route to theolworth Project and will undergo servicing at Charters Towers before being moved onto site, with arrival expected next week. The first drilling target will be the Uncle Terry prospect, where previous rock chip sampling and mapping confirmed galena, sulphides and high-grade gold assays, including grades of up to 75.6 g/t Au. Drilling will test quartz blow outcrops and shear zones that remain open along strike. The Lolworth Project, also in North Queensland, is a large-scale gold and critical minerals exploration project. Previous sampling has confirmed high-grade gold, silver-lead (galena) mineralisation and rare earth element anomalies across multiple targets. Theolworth Project covers an extensive area of prospective geology that has seen limited modern exploration, despite its strong mineral potential. Drilling at the Uncle Terry prospect will represent the first systematic drill testing at the Lolworth Project and is expected to provide valuable insights into the scale and continuity of mineralisation across the wider project area. Anuncio • Aug 22
ECR Minerals plc Appoints Perry Hothi as A Specialist Consultant Adviser to Its Board of Directors ECR Minerals plc announced the appointment of Perry Hothi as a specialist consultant adviser to its board of directors. This appointment follows the adoption by the Company of a Bitcoin and Digital Asset Treasury Management Policy, as announced on 7 August 2025. Perry Hothi is a seasoned technology executive with experience in Bitcoin mining operations, hardware development and large-scale infrastructure optimisation. Over his career, he has served as Chief Technology Officer for Argo Blockchain, leading the technical strategy of that company, where he was involved in maximising mining efficiency through innovative hardware-software integration, operational streamlining, and advanced power-usage optimisation. He currently works as a blockchain solutions architect for a US point-of-sale solutions provider, where he has contributed to the design and deployment of next-generation Bitcoin mining hardware, energy-management systems and open-source mining solutions aimed at empowering both individuals and enterprises. He has more than a decade of hands-on experience in the Bitcoin mining sector. Alongside other specialists that ECR has already engaged, Perry will work with the Board on the future implementation of the BTC Policy. Anuncio • Aug 18
ECR Minerals plc Provides an Update on Its Ongoing Exploration Activities At the Blue Mountain Gold Project in Queensland, Australia ECR Minerals plc provided an update on its ongoing exploration activities at the Blue Mountain gold project in Queensland, Australia. Alluvial channel drilling programme now three-quarters complete, targeting the upper reaches of the Denny Gully area over a length of 2.5km. Multiple flats intersected containing visible gold, highlighting the potential for significant volumes of gold-bearing gravels. First laboratory assays expected by early September 2025, with additional samples from Denny's Gully in preparation on site. Drilling at the Lolworth gold and rare earths project in Queensland, Australia is now scheduled to commence by the last week of August 2025, after which trial washing of Blue Mountain material will continue. Blue Mountain Project Drilling at the Lower Patterson Area, the lowest point of the current drilling programme, has identified visual gold across a flat measuring approximately 205 metres long by 100 metres wide and in places up to three metres deep. The Board believes that this zone has the potential to host between 35,000 and 40,000 bank cubic metres ("b.c.m") of gold-bearing gravels". Importantly, this area is connected to a series of upstream flats where drilling has also revealed visual gold over a further 170 metres in length by 17 metres wide, at depths of between one and three metres. The Board believes that this upstream section could potentially contain an additional 6,000 b.c.m of gravels. Samples from both the Lower Patterson flat and from the upstream flat have been dispatched to the laboratory for assay, with the first results expected later by early September 2025. In parallel, the Company is preparing a further batch of samples from the lower end of Denny's Gully, where visual gold has once again been observed within the main alluvial channels. Once received, the laboratory results will assist the team in estimating gold grades across the project area. The Blue Mountain Gold Project is located in Queensland, Australia, within the historic North Queensland goldfields. The Blue Mountain Project is characterised by extensive alluvial gold workings along the Kariboe Creek and its tributaries, many of which were only partially tested by historic operations. ECR has established a systematic drilling programme across these alluvial channels to assess their potential for modern gold recovery, supported by on-site trial washing to calibrate and verify results. With the combination of extensive alluvial gravels and the Company's capacity to undertake trial processing, the Blue Mountain Project is viewed by the Board as having strong near-term production potential alongside its longer-term exploration upside. Anuncio • Aug 09
ECR Minerals plc Appoints Mike Parker as Senior Independent Non-Executive Director, Effective 8 August 2025 ECR Minerals plc announced that Mike Parker has been appointed as a director to the board of ECR Minerals (the "Board") with immediate effect 8 August 2025 as Senior Independent Non-Executive Director. Mike has been a consultant geologist to ECR since 2024. Mike has extensive experience in exploration and project development, overseeing projects from discovery through construction to production. He had a 22-year tenure at First Quantum Minerals (FQM) where he held progressively senior country manager positions, and was instrumental in two major copper discoveries: the Lonshi and Frontier mines. He was country manager in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) for FQM, overseeing up to 3,000 staff with two operating copper mines and a mine construction project. Between 2011 to 2017, he was country manager for FQM in Peru, responsible for the design and implementation of FQM's corporate strategy in Latin America, including Argentina and Chile. He oversaw community relations programs and sustainability processes, ensuring that projects complemented community development in remote areas including preparations for resettlement programs. He was responsible for government relations and communications throughout Latin America. He is currently a Director of Aftermath Silver Ltd, a pure-silver exploration play in Chile and Peru and listed in Canada, and Technical Director of Solis Minerals Limited, a critical minerals explorer, focused on South America, with a dual listing in Canada and Australia. At Aftermath Silver, his focus is on the Berenguela deposit with battery metal potential and he leads Solis Minerals' copper exploration programmes. Mike is a fellow of the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy (FAusIMM) and member of the Institute of Mining Engineers of Peru (IIMP) and holds a BSc Mining Geology (Honours), University of Leicester. Michael ("Mike") John Parker, aged 61 is, or has during the last five years, been a director or partner of the following companies and partnerships: Current - Aftermath Silver Ltd; Solis Minerals Ltd. and Mining Footprint Ltd. Anuncio • Aug 04
ECR Minerals plc Provides Operations Update ECR Minerals plc provided the following update on its operations and total voting rights. Ongoing preparations at the Blue Mountain Project ECR is leasing a percussion drill rig which will move later in August to the Company's Lolworth gold and rare earths project in Queensland, Australia (the "Lolworth Project"). Taking advantage of the drill rig travelling through Queensland, the Company is carrying out some reconnaissance drilling at the Blue Mountain project in Queensland, Australia. This strategy has paid dividends. With holes circa 6m deep and around 5m apart and drilling time at around 20 minutes per hole, including movement of the drill rig and set up, the Company has been able to quickly drill and assess prospective areas at the Blue Mountain Project. Drill samples are catalogued, panned and inspected for signs of visible gold before sending appropriate samples to the lab for further analysis. By way of illustration, during the past week, ECR has identified and mapped a potentially suitable area considered for future commercial production in the form of a large creek flat. This area, which is previously un-mined, shows positive visible gold in the form of drill chips over an area measuring roughly 200m in length, 27m in width and up to 3m in depth. In addition, this illustrates not only the potential financial scale of the Blue Mountain Project but also the speed at which ECR is able to assess its viability. During last week, ECR's chairman, Nick Tulloch, and chief geologist, Adam Jones, also conducted a review of the Blue Mountain Project to assess the areas to be drilled. With the scale of the Blue Mountain Project area being extensive, management decided to keep the drill rig on site at the Blue Mountain Project for the time being to continue operations. The drill rig will move up to the Lolworth Project later this month. Earlier this year, ECR published an illustration that the Blue Mountain Project may be capable of generating monthly revenues of approximately AUD470,000 (USD295,000).ustrative monthly revenue and production at the Blue Mountain Project Alluvial gold recovery is highly sensitive to the rate at which material can be processed. The above illustration is based on a wash plant with a 25 tonne per hour capacity but the scale of the Blue Mountain project would potentially support a larger plant, subject to a suitable design and the availability of sufficient water. Management will continue to examine the feasibility of such plants and have already had a preliminary discussion with the landowner regarding constructing a dam as part of the project. The Company will keep these opportunities under review whilst it assesses the potential scale of the Blue Mountain Project. Once work has completed at the Blue Mountain Project, ECR's team and the drill rig will move up to The Lolworth Project. At present, the Company anticipates remaining at the Blue Mountain Project until at least the end of this week, but potentially longer to ensure that it fully optimises the use of the drill rig to map out potential resource areas. This has necessarily delayed commencement of drilling at theolworth Project. However, the planned work programme at theolworth Project to drill a series of 40m to 80m holes across four locations at the tenement is unchanged. With ECR's work at the Blue Mountain Project substantially adding to its knowledge of alluvial mining, the team will for the first time assess whether this methodology could also be employed at theolworth Project. The drilling campaign at theolworth Project is likely to take 3 to 4 weeks. Accordingly, it is expected that the drilling campaign will commence in mid-August 2025 and will likely conclude in early September 2025. As with previous work there, ECR will seek to draw on the Company's partnership with the Geological Survey of Queensland and James Cook University, whose respective surveys will provide the Company with further data points across the project area. Anuncio • Aug 01
ECR Minerals plc Announces Stepping Down of Mike Whitlow as Managing Director, Effective 1 August 2025 ECR Minerals plc announced that Mike Whitlow has stepped down as Managing Director, effective immediately (1 August 2025), to focus on his other business commitments. While Mr. Whitlow will no longer serve on the board of directors of ECR, he will continue to support ECR as a consultant, ensuring a seamless transition and providing ongoing strategic guidance. During his tenure, Mr. Whitlow played a key role in revitalising the Company's investor relations programme, successfully leading three fundraising efforts, and overseeing several drilling campaigns, most recently at the Blue Mountain project in Queensland, Australia (the "Blue Mountain Project"). With the Blue Mountain Project advancing towards potential commercial production and, subject to further sampling and testing across the project area, the Blue Mountain Project is expected to be ECR's first revenue-generating asset. Mr. Whitlow's continued involvement with the Company will be invaluable as ECR integrates new projects into its portfolio of operations. As ECR expands its operations, the Company plans to strengthen its management team with additional experienced professionals in the coming months. Anuncio • Jun 19
ECR Minerals plc Provides Queensland Operations Update ECR Minerals plc provided an update on its Queensland operations, with significant progress at the Blue Mountain gold project ("Blue Mountain") and an upcoming drilling programme at the Lolworth gold and rare earths project ("Lolworth"). The Board believes that these developments mark key milestones in advancing the Company's future exploration and production objectives. The Blue Mountain Project is advancing rapidly, with a contracted drilling rig set to be mobilised and moving to site before the end of June 2025. ECR's Chief Geologist, Adam Jones, and the technical team are expected to arrive on site by 23 June 2025 with a fully modified wash plant prototype and are expected to immediately commence operations. This phase will focus on bulk sampling and testing revised wash plant modifications to optimise the Company's future alluvial mining model. This is expected to provide critical data on gold recovery and revenue potential. The drilling programme is specifically designed to test the depth to bedrock to enable a clearer understanding of the project's geological potential. A minimum of 1,500 metres of percussion drilling is planned, using a rig capable of 100 millimetre diameter holes to depths of at least 100 metres. The programme, set to commence in mid-July and conclude in August 2025, will focus on near-surface gold mineralisation up to depths of 70 metres depth, optimising cost-effective intercept density. Previous surface sampling at Uncle Terry returned grades of up to 75.6 g/t Au, with accompanying silver-lead mineralisation. ECR continues its collaboration with James Cook University and the Queensland Geological Department's Critical Minerals division to advance rare earth elements (REE) exploration, with a focus on Niobium-Tantalum mineralisation at Oaky Creek and the ridgeline zone, where past sampling yielded results up to 146 ppm Nb. Historical alluvial mining evidence suggests significant downstream gold potential, which remains untested by modern exploration methods, which the Board believes present a compelling opportunity for exploration. ECR's Chief Geologists, Adam Jones, will present the Company's Queensland portfolio at the regional exploration forum in Charters Towers on 28 June 2025. This event will highlight recent achievements and strategic objectives, reinforcing ECR's growing presence in this historically productive mining region. Corporate Update ECR remains on budget and on schedule across its operations. Importantly, the under-budget completion of the recent Bailieston drilling campaign has provided flexibility to accelerate activities in Queensland. Final results from the antimony drilling programme at Bailieston are expected in the shorter-term. The progress from recent projects is increasing the awareness of ECR in Australia with both prospective counterparties and investors. The company are reinforcing this by renaming two Australian subsidiaries ECR Minerals (Australia) Pty Limited and ECR Minerals (Queensland) Pty Limited as the previous names did not directly identify them as ECR group companies. Anuncio • May 27
ECR Minerals plc Reports Positive Initial Results from Diamond Drilling Programme At the Bailieston Gold and Antimony Project in Central Victoria, Australia ECR Minerals plc reported positive initial results from its diamond drilling programme at the Bailieston Gold and Antimony project in Central Victoria, Australia (the "Bailieston Project"). The programme has confirmed the presence of both gold and antimony mineralisation in two of the first three drill holes completed. A total of approximately 570 metres of drilling has now been completed across four holes (BH3DD044 to BH3DD047). The final hole, BH3DD047, was completed on 27 May 2025 with core samples in the process of being submitted to the laboratory for analysis this week. BH3DD046 returned 0.15m @ 0.84 g/t Au and 1.62% Sb, both from 135.2m. BH3DD044 intersected a 1.6m mineralised zone from 133.0m, including 0.2m @ 3.86 g/t Au and 1.,41% Sb from 133.5m, as well as 0.3m @ 3.09 g/t Au from 133.7m. Visual confirmation of stibnite (antimony sulphide) throughout the drilling interval. Following the Company's announcement on 14 April 2025, a four-hole diamond drilling programme has now been completed at the Company's Bailieston Project. The programme intersected gold and antimony mineralisation In two of the first three holes (BH3DD046 and BH3DD046). The drilling programme thus far has successfully intersected the targeted mineralised structures within three metres of predicted depths, with the structural orientation closely aligning with a previous high-grade intercept in hole BH3DD019, which returned 0.3m at 32% Sb, reinforcing the potential of the mineralised system. However, the quartz vein had pinched out, limiting mineralised potential in that section. Anuncio • Apr 14
ECR Minerals plc Announces Antimony Drilling Set to Commence At the Bailieston Project ECR Minerals plc provided the following update on its ongoing geological investigations targeting principally antimony at the HR3 prospect within the Bailieston Project area in Centr a Victoria, Australia (the "Bailieston Project"). Proposed antimony focused diamond drilling programme to commence this month at the Bailieston Project; Historical soil sampling has identified four in-situ antimony anomalies at the Bailieston project; 72 follow-up rock chip samples were recently collected from around these anomalies; 34 samples returned antimony grades between 0.25% and 1.91%; 42 rock chips also returned gold grades above 1 g/t Au, with channel sampling highlights including 0.3m @ 41.3 g/t Au; Bailieston gold and antimony project; Strong antimony and gold prices have sparked renewed exploration in Victoria's Costerfield Bailieston-Nagambie corridor. Anuncio • Mar 31
ECR Minerals plc, Annual General Meeting, Apr 23, 2025 ECR Minerals plc, Annual General Meeting, Apr 23, 2025. Location: the offices of allenby capital limited, 5th floor, 5 st helens place, c3a 6ab, london United Kingdom Anuncio • Mar 24
ECR Minerals plc Provides Update on Its Ongoing Exploration and Corporate Activities ECR Minerals plc provided the following update on its ongoing exploration and corporate activities. As announced on 3 July 2024, sampling at the Company's Bailieston Project identified a high-grade antimony zone, with hole 19 returning an impressive 32% antimony grade over 0.3 metres and 1.2% antimony over 0.1 metres in hole 27. Holes 43, 34, and 42 are adjacent to this zone. Hole 43, located 50 metres south of the antimony vein, also delivered the Company's best gold drilling intercept to date at the Bailieston Project -four metres at 9 g/t gold. Hole 43 is yet to be followed up with further drilling. Field teams have now successfully completed a rock chip sampling program with results expected to be announced in the coming weeks. Initial Portable X-Ray Fluorescence analysis has identified surface expressions of antimony ("Sb"), consistent with historical workings and mapped shear zones, further reinforcing the Bailieston Project's antimony prospectivity. ECR intends to launch a targeted drilling campaign at the Bailieston project to define the extent of antimony mineralisation, with drilling scheduled to commence in April 2025. Corporate Update ECR continues to evaluate opportunities to optimise value across its asset portfolio. Since the update provided on 28 February 2025, the Company has received additional third-party interest in the tax losses held by Mercator Gold Australia Pty Ltd. ("MGA") and certain non-core assets, excluding the EL5433 licence, which encompasses the Bailieston Antimony project. As previously announced, any disposal of MGA may be considered to be a fundamental change of business pursuant to Rule 15 of the AIM Rules for Companies. If applicable, this would require, amongst other items, the proposed disposal of MGA to be conditional on the consent of the Company's shareholders being given in a general meeting, the publication of a shareholder circular detailing the terms of the transaction and certain other disclosures as set out in the AIM Rules. Any transaction involving the Company's tax losses would likely be coupled with a restructuring of MGA, as indicated in the Company's previous announcements. Queensland, development at the Blue Mountain Gold project continues with technical and geological activities advancing in line with management's expectations. The current focus includes mapping out the optimal trenching location using drones or ground-penetrating radar, ensuring access to water via on-site creeks and implementing water recovery plans. The current development proposal involves a larger wash plant being commissioned, either custom-built or purchased and modified for the Blue Mountain Gold Project, with suitable suppliers identified. A bulk testing campaign will aim to validate the Company's financial modelling before potentially moving to production. The Blue Mountain Gold Project is estimated by ECR to have an indicative revenue potential of approximately AUD470,000 monthly, based on a 0.6 g/BCM grade, a 25 tonnes per hour wash plant, and a gold price of USD 2,790 per ounce. This could potentially increase with dual wash plants and the current higher gold price. The Blue Mountain Gold Project, an alluvial gold system, requires lower capital expenditure compared to other gold projects. The deepest trench was four metres, with the best recovery at 1.5 metres. The estimated costs for the 2025 work programme and wash plant are within management's budget and current cash resources. At Lolworth, ECR has secured a drill rig, with drilling anticipated to commence towards the end of H1 2025. Financial Position ECR remains well-funded, strengthened by the receipt of AUD 225,000 from the recent sale of the Brewing Lane property as announced on 5 March 2025. This strategic divestment enhances the Company's balance sheet and ensures that it is well-capitalised to advance exploration across its portfolio and bring the Blue Mountain Gold Project potentially into production. Anuncio • Mar 02
ECR Minerals Provides Update on Potential Sale of MGA ECR Minerals plc (AIM:ECR) provided an update on its ongoing strategy, including developments regarding the potential sale of its subsidiary, Mercator Gold Australia Pty Ltd. (Mercator Gold Australia Pty Limited) ("MGA"), and plans to capitalise on the increasing global demand for antimony at Bailieston. For several months, ECR has engaged in discussions with Octo Holdings Pty Ltd. ("Octo") in respect of the proposed sale of the entire issued share capital of MGA, which holds ECR's Australian tax losses, to Octo. The proposed target completion date of the sale of MGA, as suggested by Octo, was 28 February 2025 to enable Octo to conclude other agreements, independent of ECR, that it is engaged in. In this regard, the Board of directors ("Board" or "Directors") consider that Octo has not made satisfactory progress in relation to being able to proceed with the proposed transaction and consequently ECR has written to Octo terminating the non-binding heads of terms between the two parties. During the discussions with Octo, ECR continued to attract interest in MGA from additional parties. As well as the appeal of the tax losses held by MGA, MGA is also the owner of three of the Company's tenements in Victoria, including the Bailieston gold and antimony exploration project. It was proposed that on or before completion of the proposed disposal of MGA to Octo, ECR would effect a reorganisation of MGA such that the only exploration assets remaining within MGA would be the Bailieston project. With rising gold prices, and more particularly, rising antimony prices as well as growing global interest in the strategic importance of these metals, the Board believes that MGA's, Bailieston tenement, represents an attractive possible strategic purchase as a potentially valuable asset in its own right. With the non-binding heads of terms previously agreed with Octo now terminated, ECR's Board has determined to widen discussions on the potential sale of MGA to include other interested parties. Based on the preliminary enquiries received, it is apparent that the interest in MGA and its assets is both extensive and varied and ECR will therefore take this opportunity to re-examine the optimum structure of any potential sale of MGA. Rules on transferring tax losses in Australia are complicated with the overriding consideration being that tax losses will always belong to the company in which they were incurred (MGA in this instance) and the transfer of that company needs to be by way of an operating entity (i.e. the company needs to have activities in addition to the tax losses for a third party to be able to make use of them). Octo's preference was for MGA's operations to comprise Bailieston. However, in the intervening period and as described further below, ECR's Board has reassessed Bailieston's potential value in light of the ongoing price strength in the antimony market. It is possible therefore that any potential sale of MGA could be restructured to comprise other tenements within the Company, thereby enabling ECR to retain Bailieston (or the more prospective areas within the Bailieston project area). As previously announced, any disposal of MGA may be considered to be a fundamental change of business pursuant to Rule 15 of the AIM Rules for Companies. If applicable, this would require, amongst other items, the proposed disposal of MGA to be conditional on the consent of the Company's shareholders being given in a general meeting, the publication of a shareholder circular detailing the terms of the transaction and certain other disclosures as set out in the AIM Rules. There can be no guarantee as to the conclusion of any agreement for the disposal of MGA, nor as to the timing or final terms, structure or value of any such transaction. Anuncio • Mar 01
ECR Minerals plc Announces Update on Plans for Commercial Production at Blue Mountain ECR Minerals plc announced update on plans for commercial production at Blue Mountain. Further to the announcement on 3 February 2025, ECR has continued to progress its plans to bring its Blue Mountain Project in Queensland into commercial production. This follows the 91.7% gold into 0.40% of the mass recovery rate estimated by Gekko Systems Pty Limited and the expectation that the alluvial-based ore located at the project is suitable for gravity concentration using a batch centrifugal concentrator. The preliminary steps in relation to assessing the commercial suitability of the Blue Mountain Project are as follows: Aerial survey using drones to determine the most suitable locations for trenching; Ground penetrating radar to determine the depth of the bedrock; Commissioning of a wash plant, either made to order or purchased off the shelf and modified; Planning for recovery and reuse of water and Processing of bulk samples to test the recovery rate. Plans for steps 1-3 above are now well advanced in parallel with ongoing work on costing the full production plant and engaging specialist contractors. Further announcements will be made as the project develops. While ECR is assessing the commercial suitability of the Blue Mountain Project, there is no certainty that the Blue Mountain Project will enter into commercial production, nor be capable of achieving the illustrative monthly revenues outlined above and consequently being in a position to utilise any indicative tax savings in the manner described above. Anuncio • Feb 11
ECR Minerals plc Provides Update on Latest Exploration Results from the Lolworth Gold and Critical Minerals Project, Located in North Queensland, Australia ECR Minerals plc provided an update on the latest exploration results from the Lolworth Gold and Critical Minerals Project, located in North Queensland, Australia (the "Lolworth Project") as well as ECR's 2025 field season plans for the Lolworth Project. Highlights: Total of 165 pan concentrate samples collected from alluvial sources in the Eastern Area of EPM27903, covering creeks located north of the Uncle Terry Prospect, east of the Gorge Creek Prospects and southeast of the Dagwood Prospect. These pan concentrate samples mark an initial phase of exploration, extending eastward beyond the previously examined regions of Gorge Creek and Dagwood. Summary of Gold Results: Nine samples yielded gold values exceeding 9 ppm Au; Three high-grade samples reported concentrations of 1,245 ppm, 175.5 ppm and 127 ppm Au. The most significant results came from creeks in the headwaters of Fat Hen Creek, situated one mile east of the Dagwood prospect. These findings indicate the potential presence of undiscovered gold sources in the surrounding hills. Additional high-grade results were identified in streams draining from the ridgeline east of the Gorge Creek Prospect's, reinforcing evidence of further gold-bearing sources in the area. A high gold anomaly detected in creeks north of the Uncle Terry Prospect area suggests that mineralisation extends beyond the currently mapped prospect boundaries. Summary of Niobium-Tantalum Results: Five samples yielded Niobium-Tantalum concentrations exceeding 1,000 ppm of Nb (0.1%). These samples were taken from streams along the northwestern margin of what is interpreted to be a Pegmatitic Intrusional Complex. The southern boundary of this intrusion remains untested and is a priority for future sampling. Lolworth 2025 Field Season Plans Building on the successful exploration campaign in 2024, ECR is refining its focus on five key gold prospects including Gorge Creek West, Butterfly Creek, Uncle Terry, Gorge Creek Diggings and Woolshed Creek. These prospects have been identified for sub-surface evaluation by drilling, with discussions currently underway with drilling contractors. Further announcements will be made in due course. Anuncio • Dec 20
ECR Minerals plc Provides Operational Update on Tambo Gold Project, Victoria ECR Minerals plc provided an update on its recently concluded diamond drilling campaign at the Duke of Cornwall Prospect within the Tambo Gold Project in Victoria, Australia (the "Tambo Gold Project"), including the results from Drill Holes DOCD001 and DOCD005. The diamond drilling campaign consisted of five diamond drill holes (DOCD001 - DOCD005) over a total depth of 428 metres. The campaign's objective was to investigate the structural controls on gold mineralisation and associated geochemical haloes, particularly beneath and adjacent to the historical Duke of Cornwall mine workings. DOCD005 - Northern Extension DOCD005 was drilled to a total depth of 117.8 metres and intersected two quartz veins at the northern extremities of the Duke of Cornwall Lode system, approximately 70 metres below the historical mine workings. Mineralisation was encountered at one interval (1 metre @ 0.72 g/t Au from 108 metres), with no significant gold intercepts reported from the other intervals tested. Geochemical analysis suggests that the DOCD005 mineralisation area lies outside the primary gold-bearing system which indicates a secondary control plunging the mineralisation along strike. It is noted that at surface the rock chip channel sample from the Eastern Cut (0.25 metres @ c. 25 g/t Au as illustrated in the announcement on 20 November 2024) plots only 10 metres east of the trace of DOCD003, showing the likely secondary controls that have been partially discovered by this first pass drilling programme. ECR intends to design a follow-up drilling campaign focusing on deeper exploration beneath the high-grade zones identified in DOCD002 and DOCD004 as well as incorporating the structural and geochemical insights gained to explore central portions of the Lode, which remain prospective for gold mineralisation. The Company remains committed to advancing its exploration assets at the Tambo Gold Project while continuing to evaluate potential corporate opportunities. Further updates will be provided in due course. A number of additional rock chip samples from Lolworth have been sent for laboratory analysis, with the results expected in January 2025. The results from geochemical analysis on samples taken from the Oaky Creek prospect in the central-north area of the Lolworth Project will be announced in due course once received. The Directors are optimistic regarding the potential of the Lolworth Project and, as announced on 25 November 2024, part of the net proceeds of the Company's recent fundraise are intended to be used to re-start the field campaign in Lolworth in the second quarter of 2025, drawing on the Company's partnership with the Geological Survey of Queensland to further investigate the critical minerals potential at the project. On 29 November 2024, the Company announced a collaboration with James Cook University in relation to analysing and interpreting the mineral data from theolworth Project area to enhance the understanding of its rare earth elements potential. Further updates on the way forward will be provided in due course as matters are progressed. Anuncio • Dec 17
Ecr Minerals plc Announces Retirement of Trevor Davenport as Non-Executive Director ECR Minerals plc announced that Trevor Davenport has informed the Board of his intention to retire from his role as Non-Executive Director at the end of this year. Trevor joined the Board over three years ago and has played an invaluable role in guiding the Company through a period of significant changes. His insight and expertise have been instrumental in supporting ECR's strategic direction during this time. Anuncio • Dec 11
ECR Minerals plc Announces an Update on Drilling At the Duke of Cornwall Prospect Within the Company's Tambo Gold Project in Victoria, Australia ECR Minerals plc announced an update on drilling at the Duke of Cornwall prospect within the Company's Tambo Gold Project in Victoria, Australia where results have been received for an additional 90 core samples submitted from diamond drill holes DOCD003 and DOCD004. As announced on 20 November 2024, a maiden diamond drilling campaign was completed at the Tambo Gold Project. The diamond drilling campaign targeted beneath the historic workings of the Duke of Cornwall Mine, Swifts Creek. The campaign consisted of five diamond core drill holes, totaling approximately 439 metres in aggregate. Drilling at the Project's Duke of Cornwall prospect aimed to demonstrate grade continuity and refine initial geological interpretations. Results to date confirm that these objectives have been achieved, with diamond drilling providing high-accuracy structural and mineralisation data. The Board believes that these two veins show the potential for the development of undiscovered veins within the system. The overall average grade across all reported intervals was 4.50 g/t Au. Drill hole DOCD003 No significant gold intercepts have been reported from the intervals tested from drill hole DOCD003, although the Board considers that this result provides valuable geological insights into delineating the location of the shear zone and controls on mineralisation. Hole DOCD003 was drilled to a total depth of 69.7 metres. Next Steps The Company is awaiting the assay results from drill hole DOCD005 which was designed to test for mineralisation under the extreme northern strike of the system and also for drill hole DOCD001. Results for both remaining holes are expected before the end of the year. Geological logging of DOCD005 thus far has identified two distinct quartz veins, aligning with historical reports of similar lodes. While DOCD003 provides valuable geological insights into the location of the shear zones, DOCD004 has confirmed gold continuity within the Main Lode and highlights the potential for additional undiscovered veins within the system". Anuncio • Nov 26
ECR Minerals plc has completed a Follow-on Equity Offering in the amount of £0.95 million. ECR Minerals plc has completed a Follow-on Equity Offering in the amount of £0.95 million.
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