ECR Minerals plc (LON:ECR), the precious metals exploration and development company, is pleased to advise that the Company has now launched a new corporate website which can be viewed at: www.ecrminerals.com
Craig Brown, Chief Executive Officer commented: “Reflecting the considerable developments within the Company’s Australian gold project portfolio, and as part of our enhancement of corporate communications tools and initiatives, I am delighted to launch our new corporate website.
Alongside our ongoing market regulatory announcements, the Company will utilise the new website to provide updated project information, corporate regulatory information and other useful material to assist investors’ understanding of our value proposition.”
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT:
ECR Minerals plc | Tel: +44 (0)20 7929 1010 | |
David Tang, Non-Executive Chairman | ||
Craig Brown, Director & CEO | ||
Email:
info@ecrminerals.com |
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Website: www.ecrminerals.com | ||
WH Ireland Ltd | Tel: +44 (0)161 832 2174 | |
Nominated Adviser | ||
Katy Mitchell/James Sinclair-Ford | ||
SI Capital Ltd | Tel: +44 (0)1483 413500 | |
Broker | ||
Nick Emerson |
ABOUT ECR MINERALS PLC
ECR is a mineral exploration and development company. ECR’s wholly owned Australian subsidiary Mercator Gold Australia Pty Limited has 100% ownership of the Avoca, Bailieston, Creswick, Moormbool and Timor gold exploration licences in central Victoria, Australia and the Windidda Gold Project in the Yilgarn Region, Western Australia.
ECR has earned a 25% interest in the Danglay epithermal gold project, an advanced exploration project located in a prolific gold and copper mining district in the north of the Philippines. An NI43-101 technical report was completed in respect of the Danglay project in December 2015 and is available for download from ECR’s website.
ECR’s wholly owned Argentine subsidiary Ochre Mining has 100% ownership of the SLM gold project in La Rioja, Argentina. Exploration at SLM has focused on identifying small tonnage mesothermal gold deposits which may be suitable for relatively near-term production.