Chalice Mining

Chalice Mining describes the Gonneville project in Western Australia as a large, low‑operating‑cost reserve with 7 million ounces of reserves and expects production to start around 2030. The company has about AUD 60 million in cash, is debt‑free and needs roughly AUD 25 million to reach a bankable feasibility study; NPV8 is quoted at AUD 1.4 billion using conservative prices. Chalice is also advancing copper exploration, will soon begin an eight‑week pilot plant program, and gives timelines for permits, a feasibility study (Q3 2027) and a targeted final investment decision in H1 2028. » Mere på de.investing.com

At the Noosa Mining Conference, Chalice Mining outlined the further development of the Gonneville project and an expanded exploration program. The pre-feasibility study shows a pre-tax NPV8 of AUD 1.4 billion, an IRR of 23% (at spot prices up to ~40% higher) and a payback period of under three years. The company emphasised strong government support, a debt-free balance sheet with AUD 63 million in liquidity and a financing plan aimed primarily at export credit agencies. In addition to Gonneville, Chalice highlighted eight new exploration targets in Australia and is targeting a final investment decision by 2028. » Mere på de.investing.com

Chalice Mining confirmed it will deliver the pre-feasibility study for its Gonneville critical minerals project in Western Australia by the end of 2025. The project, recognized for its significant platinum group elements, nickel, copper, and cobalt resources, has attracted strategic interest, including a partnership with Mitsubishi. Regulatory progress and government support further strengthen the project's outlook, with a final investment decision expected in late 2027. » Mere på smallcaps.com.au