Latest Matsa Resources (ASX:MAT) News

Matsa Resources has kicked off mining operations at its Devon Pit Gold Mine, with first ore expected to be stockpiled this month and processing set for September. The project is progressing on schedule, supported by key infrastructure and strategic partnerships.

Matsa Resources has commenced mining at its Devon Pit Gold Mine, backed by a robust feasibility study and a maiden reserve of 46,000 ounces. The company also sealed a $101 million option deal with AngloGold Ashanti for part of its Lake Carey project, while successfully fending off an unsolicited takeover bid.

Matsa Resources has completed the sale of its 20% interest in part of the Lake Rebecca Gold Project to Ramelius Resources, receiving the final payment and solidifying its strategic position.

Matsa Resources has reported a standout high-grade gold intercept of 12.98g/t at its Fortitude North project, confirming a second lode structure and reinforcing its exploration model of multiple stacked mineralised lodes.

Matsa Resources has advised shareholders to take no immediate action following Patronus Resources’ unsolicited takeover offer, with a formal recommendation expected soon.

Matsa Resources is poised to commence mining at its Devon Pit Gold Mine after securing all regulatory approvals and raising fresh capital. The company targets delivering its final feasibility study in the March 2025 quarter, marking a critical step toward production.

Matsa Resources has secured $3.13 million through a share placement to fast-track mining operations at its Devon Pit Gold Mine, backed by major shareholders and a new sophisticated investor.

Matsa Resources has announced a maiden gold reserve of 46,000 ounces at its Devon Pit Gold Mine, supported by a robust pre-feasibility study and all necessary permits, positioning the company for near-term production.

Matsa Resources has completed a 767m diamond drill hole at Fortitude North, designed to validate a novel seismic model indicating potential gold mineralisation. Early geological observations support the seismic data, setting the stage for further exploration.