Nova Minerals

Nova Minerals has received about 500 tonnes of equipment in Port MacKenzie, Alaska; the shipment includes more than 40 containers and machinery for crushing, sorting, grinding, flotation and refining. The plant, partly financed by a U.S. Department of Defense allocation of $43.4 million, is intended initially to produce antimony trisulfide and to be modularly expandable to antimony metal and antimony trioxide. The equipment was acquired from a decommissioned site in North America, saving costs and accelerating construction; production is scheduled to start in 2027. » More on de.investing.com

At the Estelle project in Alaska, Nova Minerals reports the highest-grade drill interval to date — 0.5 m at 364 g/t gold — and a broader zone of 65 m at 3.6 g/t in hole RPM-081. The 2025 infill drilling program delivered additional wide intervals (including 155 m at 0.9 g/t and 289 m at 0.7 g/t) and completed ten diamond drill holes in RPM Valley. The company says it will incorporate the results into an updated mineral resource estimate and ongoing pre-feasibility studies; the deposit remains open in multiple directions and at depth. » More on de.investing.com

Trading in Nova Minerals securities remains suspended on both the Nasdaq Capital Market and the Australian Securities Exchange. The suspensions occurred simultaneously following an application for voluntary suspension at the ASX. Nova Minerals said that trading will likely resume on NASDAQ after it resumes on the ASX; no timetable or reasons for the suspension were given. » More on de.investing.com