Australian zinc on the nose

Australian Securities Exchange investors may have missed the share price bonanza offered by Toronto-listed zinc plays (like the one year increase of 930% from Zinc One Resources) but there are options at home for exposure to the base metal with a slower-burn improvement.

Red River Resources' Thalanga mine will be in production by the end of the year

10 July 2017
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Despite the zinc price missing the magical US$3,000 per tonne line once this year, the consensus is the zinc price is heading up as London Metal Exchange stocks fall and production lags demand.

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