Latest Antilles Gold (Asx:Aau) News

Antilles Gold has received an interim distribution of A$3.25 million from the liquidation of a former subsidiary, directing these funds to support construction of its Nueva Sabana copper-gold mine in Cuba.

Antilles Gold has launched a substantial infill drilling program at its La Demajagua mine in Cuba, setting the stage for a Definitive Feasibility Study that could unlock enhanced resource value amid soaring gold, silver, and antimony prices.

Antilles Gold Limited has released an updated financial analysis for its Nueva Sabana copper-gold mine in Cuba, highlighting improved project economics and a construction start slated for late 2025. The study reflects higher metal prices and revised costs, underpinning a strong net profit and positive cash flow outlook.

Antilles Gold advances its Cuban mining ambitions with a binding EPC contract signed and construction slated to begin early next year at the Nueva Sabana copper-gold project.

Antilles Gold has signed a binding agreement with Chinese firm Xinhai to advance the Nueva Sabana copper-gold mine in Cuba, including a major EPC contract and a substantial credit facility that reduces project risk.

Antilles Gold initiates a $650,000 share placement to fund working capital and prepare for a major $29.5 million EPC contract with Xinhai Mining, advancing the Nueva Sabana copper-gold mine development in Cuba.

Antilles Gold Limited has had its trading suspension lifted on the ASX following the release of its quarterly activity and cash flow reports for June 2025, reopening the stock to market activity.

The ASX has suspended the securities of Antilles Gold, Heramed, and Syntara due to missed periodic report deadlines, signaling compliance concerns ahead of potential reinstatement.

Antilles Gold progresses its Cuban mining ventures with a key EPC contract signing and ongoing financing talks, focusing on the Nueva Sabana and La Demajagua projects. The company confirms stable resource estimates and outlines upcoming development milestones.

Antilles Gold has taken a major step forward in developing its Nueva Sabana copper-gold mine by signing a non-binding Letter of Intent with Chinese firm Xinhai for a $26 million EPC contract and $16 million in project financing. The agreement also includes a strategic $4.1 million share placement, signaling deeper collaboration and governance involvement.

Antilles Gold’s joint venture has inked key offtake agreements for all gold and copper/gold concentrates from the Nueva Sabana mine, boosting project financing prospects.

Antilles Gold progresses its Cuban joint venture projects, unveiling updated resource estimates and feasibility studies for Nueva Sabana, while expanding La Demajagua’s scope and pursuing financing options.