Forrestania Resources is expanding its gold assets in Western Australia through two separate moves: it acquires new exploration licences and it signs ore and supply agreements to support upcoming production. The company buys four gold exploration licences near its Westonia Hub for $250,000, adding to its WA ground position.
Separately, Forrestania also puts key commercial arrangements in place for its WA processing and production plans. One set of reporting describes Forrestania locking in an ore purchase agreement and related supply deals tied to its Lake Johnston and Edna May gold hubs. Another report adds that Forrestania secures up to 2 million tonnes of ore through a deal with MEGA Resources, further supporting restart plans.
Across the outlets, the shared context is that Forrestania is working toward a 2027 restart of production at its Edna May project. Reporting cites an associated production scale of 402,800 ounces for Edna May and frames the new licences, ore purchase arrangements, and supply deals as steps to strengthen the company’s hub-based operations in WA. The specific emphasis differs by outlet—some focus on licence acquisitions, others on ore and supply contracting—but the core developments are consistent.
