Regency Mines
It seeks to add shareholder value by systematic exploration and, where appropriate, development of these assets, and by joint venture, acquisition, and disposal.
In 2006 the company acquired 75% of the Mambare Plateau lateritic nickel project in Papua New Guinea and has carried out initial exploration programme and subsequently in 2008 has carried out a ground penetrating radar survey and a 4,000 m drill programme.
Andrew Bell of Regency Mines talks to Harry Norman
Andrew Bell, Chairman, of Regency Mines, talks about operating as a transaction led explorer and mining investment house, putting one of the largest nickel laterite resources on the map, plans to explore a nickel sulphide belt in Western Austria, and the recent deal between 33% owned Red Rock Resources and Pallinghurst Resources.
Other Regency Mines articles
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08/10/08 Regency Mines commitment to Oro
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31/05/07 Regency Mines has its finger in many pies
Other Regency Mines news
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09/12/09 Regency Mines to test nickel and gold targets at Lake Johnstone, exploration costs expected at US$0.5 million
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07/12/09 Regency Mines seeks early listing of DNi JV over Botue-Mambare nickel project in Papua New Guinea
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17/11/09 Red Rock associate Regency Mines tales stake in uranium group Cue Resources
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06/11/09 Regency Mines and Direct Nickel sign JV agreement over Mambare deposit
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19/10/09 Regency Mines completes small placing to fund ongoing work on copper and nickel interests in Australia and Papua New Guinea
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30/09/09 Regency Mines and Australia’s Direct Nickel extend exclusivity over Mambare project assessment
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08/09/09 Regency Mines completes 1st stage of exploring Botue-Mambare project, results highly encouraging
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01/09/09 Regency Mines' Andrew Bell talks to Proactiveinvestors about nickel in Papau New Guinea
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19/08/09 Regency Mines in MoU with Australia’s Direct Nickel over Mambare project development
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10/08/09 Regency Mines reports encouraging 1st results from drilling at Botue-Mambare nickel project






