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Bluebird Mining Ventures Ltd (LSE:BMV) has reported meaningful progress as it continues its transition toward becoming a gold-streaming and treasury-focused business. The company is nearing completion of key governance and digital-infrastructure workstreams, with expanded deployment activity targeted for January 2026. BMV is assembling a portfolio of gold-streaming arrangements intended to balance near-term cash generation with long-term exposure to gold reserves.
In parallel, the company is assessing BTC-linked initiatives within its treasury function and reviewing legacy gold assets in the Philippines and Korea. The acquisition of Quantum Research & Management Limited is expected to strengthen BMV’s operational capabilities, including UK banking integration, crypto-custody, and digital-systems readiness. The group is also building out institutional-grade infrastructure—such as secure wallet architecture and programmable settlement systems—to support the growth of its gold-streaming and treasury platform.
More about Bluebird Mining Ventures Ltd
Bluebird Mining Ventures Ltd operates within the gold-streaming and treasury sector, structuring gold-linked transactions across multiple regions including Australia, West Africa, Central Asia, and Southern Africa. Rather than running mining operations, the company focuses on generating recurring gold flows through streaming agreements, while also exploring complementary BTC-linked treasury opportunities.
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