| Metals & Mining Industry | Materials Sector | Mr. Andrew Corbett B Eng (Mining, B.E., Hons), M.B.A., MBA CEO | XFRA Exchange | AU000000KSN7 ISIN |
| Australia Country | - Employees | - Last Dividend | 7 Nov 2019 Last Split | - IPO Date |
Kingston Resources Limited, a distinguished entity incorporated in 1985, holds a prominent position in the realm of mineral exploration, production, and evaluation. The company is largely focused on its operations within the terrains of Australia and Papua New Guinea. Its foundational aspirations are rooted in the comprehensive exploration and development of its flagship endeavor, the Misima Gold project, which is strategically positioned in Papua New Guinea. In addition to this, Kingston Resources Limited has vested interests in the Mineral Hill gold and copper mine situated in Cobar, New South Wales. With its headquarters based in North Sydney, Australia, the company aligns its operations towards the augmentation of its project portfolios within these resource-rich regions.
Located in Papua New Guinea, the Misima Gold Project stands as Kingston Resources Limited’s flagship venture. Primarily focused on the exploration and potential development of gold, this project signifies the company’s commitment towards tapping into the lucrative gold mining sector and its contributory effect on the global gold market. The Misima Gold Project is not just a testament to the company's explorative prowess but also symbolizes its strategic investments in regions known for their rich mineral deposits.
Positioned in Cobar, New South Wales, the Mineral Hill mine encompasses both gold and copper mining operations. This interest underlines Kingston Resources Limited’s diversification strategy within the mining industry, focusing not only on gold but also on copper - a metal with extensive industrial applications and value. The operations at Mineral Hill are indicative of the company’s comprehensive approach towards mineral exploration and exploitation, leveraging the geological prospects of New South Wales.