Latest Hillgrove Project News

Larvotto Resources has successfully raised US$105 million through a senior secured bond to fund the restart of its Hillgrove Gold-Antimony Project in New South Wales, targeting mining operations by mid-2026.

Larvotto Resources is exploring a USD 100 million senior secured bond to finance the restart of its Hillgrove Antimony and Gold Project, signaling a major step in advancing its mineral portfolio.

Larvotto Resources has obtained formal approval from NSW authorities for a key development modification at its Hillgrove Antimony-Gold Mine, clearing the way for a 2026 production restart backed by strong market fundamentals.

Larvotto Resources has secured preliminary regulatory approval to extend mining at its Hillgrove Gold-Antimony Mine through 2026, paving the way for project financing and production ramp-up.

Larvotto Resources has reported impressive high-grade gold and antimony intercepts from its ongoing diamond drilling at the Hillgrove Project in NSW, signaling a promising update to its resource base and mine planning.

Red Mountain Mining has visually confirmed an extensive antimony mineral system with stibnite veins stretching over 1km at its Armidale project in New South Wales, positioning the company to benefit from soaring antimony prices.

Thunderbird Resources advances exploration of high-grade gold and antimony projects in New South Wales, while progressing copper and uranium ventures in Peru and Canada.

Larvotto Resources has announced an initial tungsten mineral resource at its Hillgrove Project, revealing a significant by-product opportunity alongside gold and antimony. This development could diversify revenue streams and enhance project economics amid rising tungsten prices.

Larvotto Resources has released a definitive feasibility study for its Hillgrove Antimony-Gold Project, confirming robust economics and a targeted production start in 2026. The study outlines an 8-year mine life with strong margins and advanced project financing talks.

Larvotto Resources has completed key technical work on its Hillgrove DFS, incorporating a shift to dry tailings storage and capitalising on record gold and antimony prices, while exploration drilling delivers high-grade intercepts and the company strengthens its operational base.

Larvotto Resources has modified its Hillgrove Antimony-Gold Project to adopt dry stacking for tailings, a move that promises environmental benefits and faster regulatory approval without impacting project economics.

Cosmo Metals has secured an exclusive option to acquire the high-grade Bingara and Nundle gold, antimony, and copper projects in northern NSW, backed by a $1.6 million underwritten capital raising to fund initial exploration.