RE: On the move2 Jan 2026 16:30
And steering the conversation back to ECR, here is a copy of Bottmzup's post from last week reminding why we are in the middle of a rise in SP:
For a long time the naysayers and FUD'sters have trash talked ECR on a variety of subjects, now they seem to have run out of deramps for a variety of reasons.
- No placing needed as revenues due to roll in soon, unless they decide to accelerate production some time down the road...at a considerably higher share price.
- Expert personnel on board with proven CV's of high quality success.
- Results at Raglan and Blue Mountain showing good grades and continuity, with nuggety coarse gold identified...suggesting close proximity to source.
- Mining friendly Country with no political issues.
- Proven precious metals recovery history in one of the most lucrative mining Country's on the planet.
- All time high Gold price...and counting.
- No more Mike W direct involvement, which some loved to bash ECR for incessantly.
- All machinery and mine site infrastructure in place for use at Raglan then Blue Mountain...both in close proximity to each other.
- Raglan licence expiry date 'TBC' according to the recently updated website.
- Rainy season in Rockhampton (closest town to Raglan) runs from early Dec to late Feb, with Feb being the worst month having an average of 9.1 rainy days.
- Raglan is situated on the East coast of Queensland, hundreds of miles South of the worst tropical rain forests.
- Near to Rockhampton and Gladstone, both well populated with plenty of experienced workforce to draw on.
- Chart looking strong with high volume positive reactions to December RNS's....market starting to take notice!
I don't know whether a 'recovery play' is the right terminology for ECR's current position, but what I do know is this has been planned for a couple of years...to create shareholder value by monetising ECR's assets.
Directors been taking their remuneration partly in shares to make sure that funds are used for operations, exploration, drilling etc.
ps. all without even mentioning Lolworth!
This from the website updated last week....
'The Lolworth Project, spanning approximately 900 km2 in total, is located 150 km west of the historically rich centre of Charters Towers in North Queensland. The Lolworth Project is a large-scale exploration project prospective for gold, silver, lead and rare earth elements. The Lolworth Project remains free of native title claims, enabling straightforward and low-cost exploration access.'
Hard to find any kind of negative of substance.