ECR Minerals (AIM: ECR) is approaching a potential inflection point.
At the centre of the company’s near-term strategy is the Blue Mountain gold project in Queensland, where it is targeting first production by the end of 2025.
Early modelling suggests monthly revenues of around A$470,000, with scope for significant upside as recovery rates improve and gold prices rise. With ECR currently being valued at under £5 million, the impact of production success could be transformative.
ECR Minerals Research Report July 2025
But Blue Mountain is only one part of the story.
ECR also holds a number of exploration assets across Queensland and Victoria. Drilling is now underway at Lolworth, where surface sampling has identified multiple high-grade gold zones. Meanwhile, work continues at Bailieston, where the company is testing antimony targets amid soaring global prices.
Under a new leadership team, ECR has cut costs, refocused operations, and built a more disciplined foundation. It also holds A$75 million in tax losses that could be applied to future profits or sold to generate additional funding.
With a supportive macro backdrop and several key catalysts in play, ECR represents an increasingly attractive turnaround opportunity.
In this new research report, we look at the company as a whole, its projects, and what to look out for over the coming months…
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Author: Daniel Flynn
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