Company Overview

Overview

The company was floated on the Australian Stock Exchange in March 2006 under the name Primary Resources. Its focus was a list of highly prospective exploration targets in Australia including: Warburton & Egerton for gold, copper, diamonds, nickel and uranium; Yandeyarra for gold and uranium; Steere River for gold, copper, lead, zinc, and uranium; Beete for gold and nickel; Nackara for gold, copper, diamonds and uranium; Paragon for copper and silver.

In June 2008, Primary Resources completed the acquisition of Slasko Krakowska Kompania Gornictwa Metlali (SKKGM) holding 100% ownership of the Myszkow deposit and surrounding area covering 234km2. This deposit was to become the flagship project and as a result the company changed its name to Strzelecki Metals in November 2008. This name change was made in recognition of the strong geological and geographical links between one of Poland’s most famous explorers, and one of Australia’s most recognizable figures in geological evolution.

Today, Strzelecki Metals has approximately 700 shareholders with some 42% being insiders and long term holders. A further 7.34% are institutional. The top 20 shareholders account for around 62.7% of share ownership. The company has some 136 million shares on issue and 103 million options.

Since acquiring the Myszkow project, Strzelecki has added to its already established office in Adelaide by forming a base in Poland. The company now has a fully functional office and core workshop located 12km from the historically and culturally famous city of Krakow.