Native Mineral Resources Holdings (ASX:NMR) is making strides in its gold production efforts with its acquisition of the BlackJack and Far Fanning gold projects in Queensland. The company plans to restart gold production by the end of 2025, utilizing existing infrastructure.
Native Mineral Resources Holdings has acquired strategic gold projects in Queensland, including the BlackJack processing plant, for $18.9 million. The company is focusing on fast-tracking production by refurbishing the plant and conducting a drilling program to improve resource estimates. Plans include a $5M-$5.5M investment in refurbishment, with operations expected to commence by late 2025. Funding is being secured through an Entitlement Offer and Placement, with the potential for Convertible Notes. The company is led by Managing Director Blake Cannavo and is engaging with regulatory authorities to ensure compliance. This acquisition and development mark a significant expansion in NMR's gold production capabilities.
The acquisition of the BlackJack and Far Fanning projects provides NMR with a strategic opportunity to fast-track gold production and expand our resource base. We are committed to refurbishing the BlackJack processing plant and initiating a diamond drilling program to upgrade the Mineral Resource Estimate.