Larvotto Resources reports progress at its Hillgrove mine in New South Wales, saying it has delivered the first underground antimony-gold ore to a surface stockpile. The company presents the move as a key milestone while the mine’s plant restart remains on track for August.
Separate reporting also highlights Larvotto’s claims about accessing additional value at the Hillgrove site. The company says it can recover high levels of both antimony and gold from a legacy tailings facility at the project, described as containing 1.4 million tonnes of material. According to the company, recoveries could reach up to 95% antimony and 75% gold.
Across the outlets, the common themes are the first ore haul from underground to the surface stockpile and the timing of the planned restart, alongside the company’s stated recovery potential from existing waste or tailings at Hillgrove. The articles attribute these figures and projections to Larvotto and focus on operational and project-development updates.
