Troy Resources

Troy Resources is an Australian mining corporation whose activities have centered on gold production, mineral exploration, and the development of mining projects. The company was established in 1984 and subsequently became a publicly listed mining business, trading on the Australian Stock Exchange from 1987 until 2023 according to the supplied reference material. The company’s early operating history was connected with Southern Cross in Western Australia, where it began production and later carried out exploration. This placed Troy within the established Australian gold-mining sector while also giving it experience in developing and operating projects in regional mining jurisdictions. Over time, Troy Resources expanded its geographic footprint beyond Australia. Its stated operations have included the Andorinhas mine in Pará State, Brazil, and the Casposo operation in San Juan Province, Argentina. The company has also held a project in Guyana, extending its exploration and development interests into another South American market. In Australia, Troy has operated the Sandstone Gold Mine in Western Australia, reinforcing the company’s emphasis on gold assets rather than a diversified portfolio of industrial commodities. A significant corporate development occurred on 12 July 2013, when Troy acquired Azimuth Resources. The transaction formed part of the company’s expansion strategy and added to its portfolio of exploration or development interests. The supplied reference material does not provide the transaction value, financing arrangements, subsequent asset ownership changes, or operating results. Troy Resources is best understood as a mining-company brand rather than a consumer-facing product brand. Its offerings are mining operations, exploration properties, and associated production capabilities. Publicly available information in the supplied materials is limited regarding current ownership, executive leadership, headquarters, financial performance, reserves, production volumes, environmental programs, and the company’s precise post-2023 corporate status. Those omissions prevent a more detailed assessment of its present scale and strategy. The company’s documented identity nevertheless rests on Australian origins, gold production and exploration, and a portfolio spanning Australia and parts of South America.

Troy Resources was established in Australia in 1984 and developed as a mining corporation focused on gold production and exploration. Its early activities included production and subsequent exploration in the Southern Cross area of Western Australia, a historically important gold-mining region. This Australian base provided the company with an operating platform in the domestic resources industry. The company became publicly listed on the Australian Stock Exchange in 1987. It remained listed through 2023, although the supplied reference material does not explain the circumstances of the end of the listing, whether the company was acquired, privatized, restructured, or otherwise changed its corporate status. Troy later built an international portfolio. In Brazil, it operated the Andorinhas mine in Pará State. In Argentina, it operated the Casposo mine or operation in San Juan Province. The company also held a project in Guyana, showing that its activities extended beyond producing mines into exploration and project development. In Australia, it operated the Sandstone Gold Mine in Western Australia. Together, these assets represent a portfolio centered on gold mining and related exploration across several jurisdictions. On 12 July 2013, Troy Resources acquired Azimuth Resources. The acquisition was an important corporate milestone because it added an external company and its associated interests to Troy’s portfolio. The available reference does not state the purchase price, the detailed assets acquired, or the long-term production consequences of the transaction. The supplied material provides only a brief account of Troy’s corporate history. It does not identify the company’s founder, headquarters, chief executives, current owners, detailed production record, financial results, reserve base, environmental record, or current operating condition of each named mine and project. It also does not establish whether all of the listed assets remain under Troy’s control. Accordingly, the documented history supports a concise description of Troy Resources as an Australian-founded gold producer and explorer that expanded internationally and operated assets in Australia, Brazil, Argentina, and Guyana, while leaving several aspects of its present corporate structure unresolved.

• 2023

  End of documented Australian listing period

  [1]Troy Resourcesen.wikipedia.org

  The supplied reference identifies 2023 as the final year of Troy Resources’ listing period on the Australian Stock Exchange.

• 2013

  Azimuth Resources acquisition

  [1]Troy Resourcesen.wikipedia.org

  Troy Resources acquired Azimuth Resources on 12 July 2013.

• 1987

  Australian stock-market listing begins

  [1]Troy Resourcesen.wikipedia.org

  Troy Resources began its documented period of listing on the Australian Stock Exchange.

• 1984

  Company established

  [1]Troy Resourcesen.wikipedia.org

  Troy Resources was established as an Australian mining corporation.

An Australian gold-mining and exploration company operating through a portfolio of regional mines and projects in Australia and South America.

• Mining

  Gold production

  Gold production from company-operated mining assets has been the central commercial activity associated with Troy Resources. The supplied material identifies operations in Australia, Brazil, and Argentina, but does not provide production volumes, grades, reserves, processing methods, or current operating status for each asset.

• Mineral exploration

  Gold exploration and mine development

  Troy Resources has also pursued exploration and project development alongside mine operations. Its documented portfolio has included a project in Guyana and exploration activity associated with its Australian operations. The supplied sources do not specify the complete exploration pipeline or the present stage of each project.

• Gold mine

  Sandstone Gold Mine

  The Sandstone Gold Mine is a Troy Resources-operated gold mine in Western Australia. It represents the company’s Australian production base and links its current or recent portfolio to the state’s established gold-mining districts. Detailed information about its mine life, output, ownership status, and operating condition is not provided in the supplied material.

• Gold mine

  Andorinhas

  Andorinhas is a mine operated by Troy Resources in Pará State, Brazil. It demonstrates the company’s expansion into South American gold production. The available reference does not state the mine’s production history, current status, ownership structure, or technical characteristics.

• Gold operation

  Casposo

  Casposo is a Troy Resources mining operation in San Juan Province, Argentina. It forms part of the company’s South American asset base. The supplied material does not provide dates of development or production, output data, or information about the operation’s current status.

• 2013

  Acquisition of Azimuth ResourcesM&A

  Background

  Troy Resources pursued portfolio expansion through the acquisition of Azimuth Resources.

  Action taken

  The acquisition was completed on 12 July 2013.

  Aftermath

  The supplied reference confirms the transaction but does not describe its financial terms, the assets transferred, or its subsequent operating impact.

  Source

• 2023

  Troy Resources ceases trading on the Australian Stock Exchange[1]Troy Resourcesen.wikipedia.org

  Other

  The supplied reference states that Troy Resources was listed on the Australian Stock Exchange from 1987 to 2023, indicating the end of that documented listing period.

• 2013

  Troy Resources acquires Azimuth Resources[1]Troy Resourcesen.wikipedia.org

  M&A

  On 12 July 2013, Troy Resources acquired Azimuth Resources as part of the expansion of its mining and exploration portfolio.

1. 1Troy Resourcesen.wikipedia.org