ECR Minrals released interim results this week, and chairman Nick Tulloch took the opportunity to spell out exactly what his vision for the company is over the coming years. It's more than likely, he tells Vox, that the company will have been able to bring four Australian gold mines to production by the end of 2027, and that the cash being generated will be significant. Raglan's already up and running, and will be followed by Maddens, Blue Mountain and Saltbush.
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