ECR Minerals Plc (LON: ECR), the exploration and development company focused on gold in Australia, announces that it has changed its registered office to Riverbank House, 1 Putney Bridge Approach, London SW6 3JD.
For further information please contact:
ECR Minerals Plc Nick Tulloch, Chairman Andrew Scott, Director
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Tel: +44 (0) 1738 317 693
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Allenby Capital Limited Nominated Adviser Nick Naylor / Alex Brearley / Vivek Bhardwaj
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Tel: +44 (0)20 3328 5656
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Axis Capital Markets Limited Broker Ben Tadd / Lewis Jones
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Tel: +44 (0) 203 026 0320 |
SI Capital Ltd Broker Nick Emerson
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Tel: +44 (0) 1483 413500 |
Brand Communications Public & Investor Relations Alan Green |
Tel: +44 (0) 7976 431608 |
About ECR Minerals Plc
ECR Minerals is a mineral exploration and development company. ECR’s wholly owned Australian subsidiary Mercator Gold Australia Pty Ltd (“MGA”) has 100% ownership of the Bailieston and Creswick gold projects in central Victoria, Australia, has six licence applications outstanding which includes one licence application lodged in eastern Victoria (Tambo gold project).
ECR also owns 100% of an Australian subsidiary LUX Exploration Pty Ltd (“LUX”) which has three approved exploration permits covering 946 km2 over a relatively unexplored area in Lolworth Range, Queensland, Australia. The Company has also submitted a license application at Kondaparinga which is approximately 120km2 in area and located within the Hodgkinson Gold Province, 80km NW of Mareeba, North Queensland.
Following the sale of the Avoca, Moormbool and Timor gold projects in Victoria, Australia to Fosterville South Exploration Ltd (TSX-V: FSX) and the subsequent spin-out of the Avoca and Timor projects to Leviathan Gold Ltd (TSX-V: LVX), MGA has the right to receive up to A$2 million in payments subject to future resource estimation or production from projects sold to Fosterville South Exploration Limited. ECR holds a royalty on the SLM gold project in La Rioja Province, Argentina which could potentially receive up to US$2.7 million in aggregate across all licences.
MGA also has approximately A$75 million of unutilised tax losses incurred during previous operations.