Articles On Red River Resources (ASX:RVR)

Castillo Copper (ASX:CCZ) says recently acquired Zambian copper assets boast comparable  geology to “neighbouring operating copper mines and deposits”. The 45ksqkm Luanshya project is near mines operated by China Nonferrous Mining Corp (CNM...

Gold mineralisation at Bakers Creek mine was discovered in 1887 and operated until 1921 before it was reopened again and worked for several years in 1937.

By acquiring Hillgrove, Red River is now a multi-asset business with exposure to zinc, copper, lead, gold and antimony.

The company will acquire 100% of the high-grade Hillgrove Gold-Antimony Project for a total acquisition cost of $4 million payable in Red River shares.

In what is quickly becoming a trend, yet another small cap metals play is getting into brownfield gold exploration — the latest being Greenpower Energy (ASX:GPP). Greenpower, which started its listed life as a coal seam gas hopeful and then...

Red River Resources Ltd (ASX:RVR) has reported a solid June quarter (Q4FY19), with slightly higher zinc concentrate production and sales, and lower lead and copper concentrate sales. Hartleys has maintained its Buy recommendation on Red...

Buxton Resources (ASX:BUX) had two declarations for its shareholders this morning that sent shares up 10 per cent. The first was that its West Kimberley joint venture with the nearly $3 billion Independence Group (ASX:IGO) had added more gr...

Quarterly production of zinc concentrate was the highest recorded in FY2019.

STRONG production has continued at the Thalanga polymetallic operations in Queensland for the June quarter, according to Red River Resources, ...

WITH its Queensland zinc operations humming along nicely, Red River Resources has looked south of the Tweed River, agreeing to buy the Hillgrove ...

The deal represents a cheap entry into the gold sector with a high-grade asset that is close to production.

Red River (ASX:RVR) has a history of buying distressed mining assets and transforming them into money makers. In late 2014, Red River purchased the Thalanga zinc operations from a bankrupt Kagara Mining for $6.5m. Scroll down for more ASX...

Red River Resources will acquire the shuttered Hillgrove gold-antimony project in New South Wales from Bracken Resources for $4 million in shares. Melbourne-based Red River, best known for restarting the Thalanga zinc-copper project in cen...

The diamond drilling will infill and extend mineralisation into potentially high-quality areas near Thalanga’s known deposits.