ECR Minerals

At the ordinary general meeting on 27 March 2026, ECR Minerals shareholders voted in favour of all twelve resolutions, with approval rates between 97.87% and 99.14%. Resolution 1 received the highest support (99.14%, 316,805,116 votes in favour), while Resolution 11 received the lowest (97.87%). As of the record date, 3,290,888,016 ordinary shares were issued and the company holds no treasury shares. ECR Minerals operates gold projects in Victoria and Queensland and is entitled to up to A$2 million in payments from Fosterville South Exploration Ltd and Leviathan Gold Ltd, depending on future resource estimates or production. » More on de.investing.com

ECR Minerals has presented an internal first mining plan for the 100% owned alluvial Raglan gold project in Central Queensland and identifies a Phase‑1 mining area of about 162,000 m² along a historic river channel. With an average gravel depth of 1.5 m the company estimates processing roughly 243,000 m³ of material and—based on a conservative grade estimate of 0.12 g/m³—a potential yield of about 938 ounces of gold (in situ gross value approx. A$7m). ECR plans test pits at the northern end of the project to collect further data and emphasizes that the analysis is illustrative and has not been reviewed as an official mineral resource estimate. » More on de.investing.com

ECR Minerals has completed the acquisition of Raglan Resources and the fully permitted Raglan alluvial gold project in Queensland for AUD 1.01m. The purchase includes a 60 t/hour wash plant, gold room, water supply, an accommodation camp, vehicle fleet and site infrastructure; production is scheduled to start in early 2026 and near-term revenue is expected. The project is intended to support the larger Blue Mountain project, accelerate ECR’s transition from explorer to producer, and enables access to about AUD 76m in tax loss carryforwards. » More on de.investing.com