Larvotto Resources says it has signed a binding gold offtake agreement with Glencore for its Hillgrove gold project in New South Wales. The deal is presented as an addition to Larvotto’s existing commercial arrangement for antimony, which is with Wogen. The company states that the Glencore agreement is binding, indicating it is a committed supply arrangement rather than a non-binding memorandum. While the reports focus on the announcement and the parties involved, they describe the transaction in terms of expanding Larvotto’s offtake portfolio across different commodities—gold through Glencore and antimony through Wogen. The coverage from multiple outlets is consistent that Larvotto’s Hillgrove project is the basis for the Glencore gold arrangement, and that the antimony agreement with Wogen is already in place. No additional details about pricing, quantities, or delivery terms are included in the provided summaries. The announcement is framed as a step toward securing commercial offtake for the NSW project alongside the company’s earlier antimony contracting.