Launch of updated website and change of registered office ECR Minerals plc (AIM: ECR), the exploration and development company focused on gold in Australia, is pleased to announce the launch of
Launch of updated website and change of registered office ECR Minerals plc (AIM: ECR), the exploration and development company focused on gold in Australia, is pleased to announce the launch of
Gold and silver have surged to fresh record highs, delivering an expensive Christmas for any would-be “wise men” hoping to buy precious metals.
In this interview, StockBox spoke to Nick Tulloch, Chairman of ECR Minerals (AIM: ECR), about the company’s move into gold production through the acquisition of the Raglan Project.
ECR Minerals plc (AIM: ECR) has agreed to acquire Raglan Resources Pty Ltd, owner of the Raglan Project, under a legally binding agreement for A$1.01 million in cash, funded from
Strong new drill results expand alluvial gold footprint at Blue Mountain and visible gold and near-term production potential confirmed
Silver has surged to another all-time high as traders pile into the “devil’s metal” ahead of tonight’s closely watched US interest rate announcement.
Silver surged to a fresh all-time high this morning, climbing above $57 per ounce for the first time as broader market jitters continued to drive demand for safe-haven assets.
Strong Maiden Drill Results at Lolworth Confirm Gold-Silver System and Highlight Growth Potential Operations update ECR Minerals plc (AIM: ECR), the exploration and development company focused on gold in Australia, is
Silver prices spiked to $56.72 per ounce on 28 November after a ten-hour halt in Comex trading, caused by a cooling system failure at a CyrusOne data centre that temporarily
ECR Minerals plc has bolstered its board with the appointment of Chris Gibbs as Independent Non-Executive Director, effective 26 November 2025, adding more than 25 years of international mining leadership
ECR Minerals plc (AIM: ECR), the exploration and development company focused on gold in Australia, is pleased to provide an update on the next steps following the successful conclusion of
Bitcoin fell below $100,000 overnight for the first time since June, as a $45 billion (£34.5 billion) sell-off by long-term holders deepened losses across the cryptocurrency market.