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Bluebird Mining Ventures Ltd on Friday said it will prioritise partnerships that enhance execution capability without diverting focus from its core business, while a potential rollback of some US trade tariffs could renew risk appetite. The British Virgin Islands-based gold development company said since its operational update on December 10, it has experienced ‘a marked increase in inbound interest relating to its gold streaming and treasury strategy’. ‘This includes engagement from counterparties exploring tokenised and digitally settled gold structures, as well as institutional and strategic participants seeking exposure through structured upstream arrangements spanning physical metal, derivative-linked flows, and tokenised formats,’ Bluebird said. It added that it noted the current interest rate outlook and a potential rollback of some US trade tariffs as factors that may act as catalysts for renewed risk appetite. Chief Executive Officer Sath Ganesarajah said: ‘The increased level of interest we are seeing reflects a growing convergence between physical gold and modern financial infrastructure. BMV will prioritise partnerships that enhance execution capability without diverting focus from the core business. We remain focused on executing our gold streaming and treasury strategy, maintaining balance-sheet discipline, and progressing selective partnerships that support scalable, compliant growth.’ Bluebird Mining shares fell 7.6% to 0.18 pence each on Friday afternoon in London. Copyright 2026 Alliance News Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
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