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Regency Mines - the hour approaches
LON:CRCL by Monty9 27th Nov '10 · 2 comments · 8213 reads · 6 votes

"Regency Mines (LON:RGM) is a small company with a number of mining and exploration assets and a significant holding in Red Rock Resources (LON:RRR), which is valued at much of its own market cap. I…"

Regency Mines - A Red Rock Investment
LON:CRCL by Isaac 26th Mar '11 · 3 comments · 5323 reads · 3 votes

"Regency Mines (LON:RGM) offers decent upside in the coming months from its stakes in Oracle Coalfields which is due to list on AIM shortly (April?), from its 20% stake in Red Rock which is expecting g…"

Regency Mines: More progress at Lake Johnston
LON:CRCL by Mining Maven 29th Jun '10 · 0 comments · 2243 reads · 0 votes

"Regency Mines (LON:RGM) released an exploration update recently detailing progress at the Munglinup North Project within the Lake Johnston Greenstone Belt. (click here to view). As we would expect, …"

Regency Mines: Ask the Oracle!
LON:CRCL by Mining Maven 15th Nov '10 · 0 comments · 3553 reads · 2 votes

"On Friday afternoon, Regency Mines (LON:RGM) announced to the market that it had entered into an agreement with Oracle Coalfields PLC (PLUS: ORCP) to subscribe for 18,500,000 new Oracle Shares ("…"

Regency Mines: Interview with Chairman, Andrew Bell on Lake Johnstone
LON:CRCL by Mining Maven 7th Apr '10 · 0 comments · 5271 reads · 2 votes

"Regency Mines (LON:RGM) announced to the market an exploration update on its Lake Johnstone Greenstone Belt project (click here to view). We took this opportunity to ask Chariman Andrew Bell to expand…"

Regency Mines: Three Pillars of Value
LON:CRCL by Mining Maven 9th Mar '11 · 1 comment · 4069 read · 1 vote

"Benjamin Disraeli once said "seeing much, suffering much and studying much, are the three pillars of learning". This will no doubt ring true with the management of many a small cap explorer…"