Larvotto's Hillgrove Project: Gold, Antimony, & Tungsten

0:00Larvato Resources is cranking out killer drill results from its Hill Grove anti-money gold project in New South Wales, zeroing in on the Blackload, prospect at the historic Mets Mining Center. They hit a monster deep intercept of 31.5 meters at 4.35 grams per tonne gold equivalent starting at 200, 94.9 meters downhole with a 1.2 meter spike at 36.77 grams per tonne. Meanwhile, the same hole caught a narrow 1.4 meter zone at 21.8 grams per tonne from 263.5 meters. A second hole 58 meters west nailed 14.5 meters at 2.3 grams per tonne from 79 meters, all testing. Westward extensions of the Blackload shear zone over a kilometer strike. These binds come with a critical minerals boost from tungsten, tracking right alongside the anti-money and gold. The deep hole grabs 0.4 meters at 9.09 percent tungsten trioxide, while the shallower 1 scored

1:03hits up to 3.68 percent. Larvato's managing director sees tungsten amping up the economic vibe as they chase more critical minerals exposure. The results back an upcoming resource of great admits, folding in fresh underground drilling. Hill Grove boasts an 8.77 million tonne resource at 7.2 grams per tonne gold equivalent with 3.01 million tons and reserves at 6.6 grams per tonne and tons of upside left. With four diamond rigs spinning across key zones, underground work kicking off last December and the plant wrapping to 525 thousand tons per year for a mid-2026 restart, Larvato stacking gold, anti-money, and tungsten inventory to fire a production. Strong. Stay informed with Sydney News today, AI-powered updates. I'm Corey with The Story.