Transcontinental Group (TRG) operates predominantly in the natural resources, property development and technology sectors – and, as depicted in its logo, is an Australian business operating and investing in global markets.
Oil and Gas • Mineral Resources • Industry and Technology Enterprises • Property
The Transcontinental Resources Group commenced operations in the mineral sector in the early 1980s, and has since undertaken significant investment in a range of mineral commodities and projects in Australia and other locations across the globe.
TRG has been instrumental in discovering and developing deposits and establishing new mines, with key activities including:
The establishment of substantial new gold and silver mining operations in Indonesia and South Africa
The operation and management of gold and silver mines, acquired as a going concern, in South Africa
Investment in ilmenite and rutile exploration and mining in Western Australia and West Africa – including the proving up through feasibility of the Rotifunk rutile and ilmenite discovery
Gold and base metals exploration in Australia – leading directly to the founding of Ausgold Ltd and its discovery of a new greenstone gold province around Katanning, Western Australia
The development from greenfields of a significant epithermal gold and silver mine in Indonesia
The establishment of BMG Resources Ltd – a direct result of TRG’s early move into iron ore exploration in north Minas Gerais State, Brazil
Together with its partners, TRG was also responsible for bringing together a team of international experts to carry out an extensive prospectivity study – believed to be the biggest undertaken in Australia to date – for uranium.
The study led to the founding of Regalpoint Resources Ltd, a uranium exploration and mining company listed on the Australian Stock Exchange.
Image: Gold project TRG managed from exploration to production in Indonesia
Image: Gold project TRG managed from exploration to production in Indonesia
Image: Diamond core from Ausgold’s Katanning Gold Discovery