Red Dirt Mining Pty Ltd
Red Dirt Mining Pty Ltd holds 5 Western Australian tenements covering 529 ha, in the Shire of Menzies. It is a subsidiary of Viking Mines (ASX:VKA). None of its work is in open file yet: WAMEX reports become public only once their confidentiality period ends.
Who owns Red Dirt Mining?
Red Dirt Mining is a subsidiary of Viking Mines (ASX:VKA). The group is named as a holder on 29 live Western Australian tenements.
The other companies Viking Mines holds ground through, with the live tenements each is named on:
From Viking Mines' consolidated entity disclosure statement, as at 2025-06-30.
Whose ground Viking Mines holds paper over
Red Dirt Mining is part of the Viking Mines group, so these are the group's connections.
Viking Mines holds caveats or mortgages over 1 live title of other companies. It holds 1 live title together with another holder.
It holds caveats and mortgages over
Holds ground with
a private individual, on 1 title.
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 Red Dirt Mining holds today
Red Dirt Mining holds 5 tenements across 529 ha. The register records 3 titles transferred in, the latest in December 2020.
- 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.