Latest Nsw Approvals News

Silver Mines has entered the final stretch of the Bowdens approval process after reporting a 93.5 million ounce silver reserve, a completed A$26 million royalty consolidation and A$70 million of new funding. The project’s headline 26-year economics remain partly dependent on a Stage 2 design that is not yet at definitive feasibility level.

Sky Metals has backed Tallebung with a strong pre-feasibility study, a 32.7-million-tonne resource and a new drilling campaign aimed at extending the mine life. The economics are compelling on the company’s assumptions, but financing, approvals and resource conversion remain the milestones between a study and a mine.

Yancoal’s September quarter brought stronger realised coal prices and a A$340 million rise in cash before its Kestrel acquisition and interim dividend. The US$1.85 billion deal now starts contributing earnings, although the mine’s first quarter will include a planned longwall relocation and additional debt funding.

Yancoal Australia has secured NSW approval to continue mining at Hunter Valley Operations until the end of 2045, clearing a major regulatory hurdle after a six-year process. Federal environmental approval remains outstanding, with a deadline of 31 December 2026.

Silver Mines has built a substantially larger economic case for Bowdens, but the project still needs NSW approval before its 93.5 million ounce reserve can become a mine. The company is now funding the next phase with a A$70 million placement while absorbing dilution and a major royalty buy-back.

Peel Mining's acquisition by Aeris Resources has cleared its final legal hurdle, with the Supreme Court of NSW approving the scheme of arrangement. Peel shares will suspend trading from 22 June, with implementation slated for 1 July 2026.

Red Mountain Mining has produced a high-grade 51.8% antimony concentrate from Oaky Creek with excellent 85% recovery, setting the stage for upcoming drilling to define the resource along a 3km mineralised strike in NSW.

Red Mountain Mining has gained NSW Resources Regulator approval for a 32-hole reverse circulation drilling program at its Oaky Creek Antimony-Gold Project, targeting a significant 3km strike of orogenic mineralisation. An orientation Induced Polarisation survey has been completed to refine drill targeting, with results expected soon.

Sky Metals accelerates development of its Tallebung tin-tungsten-silver project with NSW State Significant Development approval process initiated and over 500 drill holes underpinning an updated resource and feasibility study.

Sky Metals reports significant new high-grade tin-tungsten-silver drilling results at its Tallebung Tin Project, confirming southern extensions and initiating the NSW State Significant Development approval process.

Apiam Animal Health has secured court approval for its corporate scheme, paving the way for a fully franked special dividend payment next month.

The Supreme Court of New South Wales has approved the scheme of arrangement for Adamantem Capital Fund II’s acquisition of Apiam Animal Health, marking a pivotal step toward the deal’s completion and the suspension of Apiam shares on the ASX.