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Kincora Receives Further Proceeds for Divestment of Mongolian Assets
Newsfile · 21h ago
Kincora Reports June 2026 Quarterly Activities and Financial Results
Newsfile · 08/14 11:30
Kincora Executes Definitive Agreements for Divestment of Mongolian Assets
Newsfile · 07/02 09:45
Kincora Receives Option Payment for Divestment of Mongolian Assets
Newsfile · 05/19 09:30
Kincora Engages Investor Relations Consultant
Newsfile · 05/15 16:55
Kincora Engages Geomorphic AI
Newsfile · 04/29 23:54
Kincora Commences Drilling at the Historic Condobolin Mining Field
Newsfile · 04/28 10:00
Kincora Investor Webinar Invitation
Newsfile · 04/27 10:30
Kincora Consolidates, Commences Geophysics and Forms Partnership at Cowal East
Newsfile · 03/10 09:45
Kincora Raises $4 Million in Strongly Supported Placement
Newsfile · 02/27 00:00
Request for Trading Halt
Newsfile · 02/26 00:46
Weekly Report: what happened at BZDLD last week (0908-0912)?
Weekly Report · 09/15/2025 10:48
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Kincora Copper Limited is an emerging Australia-focused copper-gold explorer. The Company has approximately twelve licenses in Australia and two in Mongolia (the latter including one mining license), in total covering 3,500 square kilometers (km2). The Company's projects include Lachlan Fold, Trundle project, Fairholme project, Jemalong Project, Northern Junee-Narromine Belt, Wongarbon project, Cundumbul project, Condobolin project and Southern Gobi belt. The Trundle project covers approximately 167 km2 and is located in the Junee-Narromine volcanic belt of the Macquarie Arc. The Fairholme project is located along the southern sector of the Junee-Narromine Belt of the Macquarie Arc in the Cowal block with both licenses contiguous to, and on mineralized strike from, Evolution Mining’s flagship Cowal project. The Bronze Fox Project (Southern Gobi region) covers approximately 175 km2 and hosts a large, advanced copper-gold system. The Wongarbon project covers approximately 173 km2.