The Age
Star Minerals is fast-tracking plans to mine its promising 45,000-ounce Tumblegum South gold project, 40 kilometres south of Meekatharra in Western Australia, after issuing 64 million new shares to raise $1.6 million in fresh cash.
The decision to press the go button on Tumblegum South was prompted in large part by the strong recent interest from exploration companies and mining contractors wishing to partner with the company to monetise the asset at a time of all-time high gold prices.
Sydney Morning Herald
Market Screener
The West Australian
Riding the wave of soaring gold prices, Star Minerals has revealed plans to fast-track the development of its Tumblegum South gold project, 40 kilometres south of Meekatharra in Western Australia.
Backed by a granted mining license, the company is pushing forward with environmental approvals at the site while exploring third-party mining and toll treatment options.
The Sydney Morning Herald
Mining.com.au
Star Minerals (ASX:SMS) is progressing environmental approvals of the Tumblegum South Gold Project in Western Australia, which will support the monetisation of the asset.
Stockhead
Sarah Hughan takes a closer look at Star Minerals (ASX:SMS), who is established in highly prospective regions with the clear aim of delivering resource growth and advancing a strategic portfolio of uranium, gold, and copper projects.
Star Minerals shareholders have voted through the company’s proposed joint venture (JV) agreement to earn up to 85 per cent of the Cobra uranium project in the world-class Erongo district of Namibia.
