Larvotto reports extending mineralisation at its Hillgrove mine in New South Wales, identifying a new lode with results of 32 metres at 5.68 grams per tonne (g/t) gold equivalent. The company says the drilling also defines tungsten mineralisation, with grades reported at 11.13%.
The three outlets provide the same core findings: the extended intercept in the gold-antimony zone and the additional tungsten results from the Hillgrove operation. They frame the update as part of Larvotto’s ongoing exploration and resource development activities at the site, highlighting both the gold-equivalent performance and the presence of tungsten. No source presents a different interpretation of the figures; differences are limited to outlet style rather than substance.
