Capricorn Orogen Pty Ltd
Capricorn Orogen Pty Ltd holds 14 Western Australian tenements covering 79,772 ha, mostly in the Shire of Upper Gascoyne. It is a subsidiary of Augustus Minerals (ASX:AUG). None of its work is in open file yet: WAMEX reports become public only once their confidentiality period ends.
Who owns Capricorn Orogen?
Capricorn Orogen is a subsidiary of Augustus Minerals (ASX:AUG). The group is named as a holder on 29 live Western Australian tenements.
The other companies Augustus Minerals holds ground through, with the live tenements each is named on:
From Augustus Minerals' consolidated entity disclosure statement, as at 2026-06-30.
Who holds paper over Augustus Minerals' ground?
Capricorn Orogen is part of the Augustus Minerals group, so these are the group's connections.
13 of Augustus Minerals' live titles carry a caveat or mortgage held by another party.
Caveats and mortgages over its ground
See Augustus Minerals' whole web
From caveats, mortgages and joint holdings on the DMPE tenement register. A caveat protects an interest in a title, such as a royalty, an option or a loan; the register does not say which.
What Capricorn Orogen holds today
Capricorn Orogen holds 14 tenements across 79,772 ha. The register records 12 titles transferred in, the latest in August 2022.
- Which tenements they hold, by type and local government area
- Every title bought, sold or transferred, and who it was with
- Expenditure compliance across the portfolio
- Dormant ground and forfeiture exposure
- Mortgages, caveats and the expiry profile
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See their ground on the mapTenure data sourced from the DMPE public registers and SLIP WA (© Government of Western Australia, CC BY 4.0). Compiled by NextMaps. Verify against primary sources before reliance.