A gold separation tank set for Broken Hill Gold’s White Dam heap leach project in South Australia, where mining activities are slated for a fast-tracked restart. Credit: File Broken Hill Gold (ASX: BH6) has just banked its third gold pour from existing heap leach ore at its White Dam project in South Australia, producing a 5.43-kilogram doré bar containing an estimated 174 ounces of gold from remnant ore. The cash flow from the pour will be ploughed back into a signific

Historic workings from the 1890s at Broken Hill Gold’s significantly expanded White Dam copper-gold project in South Australia. Credit: File Broken Hill Gold (ASX: BH6) has doubled its regional exploration footprint in South Australia to more than 1500 square kilometres after successfully winning tenders for two new exploration licences that host a pair of historic high-grade goldfields. The company's new ground sits just 50km from its flagship White Dam gold project an

Broken Hill Gold’s operational gold processing plant at White Dam in South Australia, now the company’s sole focus following its Queensland demerger. Credit: File Broken Hill Gold (ASX: BH6) has completed the strategic demerger of its North Queensland portfolio, transferring its Alice River gold and St George gold-antimony projects to Manda Resources. The deal clears the decks for an all-out focus on its White Dam gold operation in South Australia. The transaction hands

Broken Hill Gold has mobilised a second drill rig to accelerate its dual oxide gold and gold-copper sulphide strategy at the White Dam project in South Australia. Credit: File Broken Hill Gold (ASX: BH6) has put considerably more meat on the bones of the company's restart ambitions in South Australia, lifting the indicated oxide gold resource at its Vertigo prospect by 160 per cent after a major infill and resource-expansion drilling push. Vertigo is one of the historic

Broken Hill Gold’s induced polarisation geophysics survey is underway at its White Dam gold-copper project in South Australia. Credit: File Broken Hill Gold (ASX: BH6) has launched a major geophysics program and is mobilising a second drill rig to its 100 per cent-owned White Dam gold-copper project in South Australia, ramping up the hunt for sulphides to determine whether its high-grade Icebreaker discovery is the tip of a much bigger iceberg. The company has started 4

Broken Hill Gold’s RC drill rig at Icebreaker, where shallow gold-copper mineralisation sits close to the company’s existing White Dam mining and processing infrastructure in South Australia. Credit: File The latest assays from Broken Hill Gold’s (ASX: BH6) Icebreaker prospect in South Australia have given fresh legs to the theory it may have stumbled onto a significant new gold-copper system just metres beneath an existing oxide resource. The company, formerly PacGold,

Broken Hill Gold, formerly Pacgold, has blown its White Dam hunt wide open in South Australia after its Icebreaker target sparked a deeper gold-copper push across more than 50 historic prospect

This week’s Bulls N’ Bears ASX Runner of the Week is… Ceretas Limited. It's all-out war again, and the inflation monster is back. The peace table remains firmly off the agenda with the US and Iran trading blows into a second week and the Strait of Hormuz increasingly caught in the crossfire. US forces reportedly struck a military site near Tabriz, while Iran continued firing on American facilities and allies across Kuwait, Bahrain and Jordan. Then there’s those Hout

Drilling near Pacgold’s White Dam mine has intersected high-grade gold and copper sulphide mineralisation beneath its known oxide resources. Pacgold Limited (ASX: PGO) soared almost 50 per cent to as high as 16 cents in early trading after revealing it had punched through a substantial high-grade copper-gold discovery at its White Dam North gold project in South Australia. The company’s latest copper riches had previously lain dormant beneath previously drilled shallow

Pacgold Ltd has uncovered shallow gold beside the Vertigo pit at its White Dam project in South Australia, paving the way for a faster, lower-cost restart for the gold producer using existing infrastructure.

Pacgold’s second gold doré from its White Dam heap leach project in South Australia. Pacgold (ASX: PGO) has doubled down on its new producer status, pouring a second gold doré bar from its White Dam project in South Australia, as it looks to fast-track the restart of open pit mining at the project, six months ahead of schedule. The company says it has delivered a 97-ounce gold bar from the initial aeration of its legacy heap leach pad. The pour has landed just as mana

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Pacgold will demerge its St George gold project in Northern Queensland, to be consolidated under the 1.33-million-ounce IPO in Manda Resources. Credit: File Pacgold Limited (ASX: PGO) has unveiled a strategic demerger of its non-core North Queensland gold assets, relinquishing control to roll the projects into a soon-to-be-listed and powerfully backed Manda Resources. The move will see Pacgold’s Alice River and St George gold projects spun out and combined with a suite of o

Pacgold Ltd has fired up the drill rig at its Vertigo deposit in South Australia, kicking off multiple follow-up resource growth campaigns as production ramps up at its fresh White Dam project.

Pacgold’s Vertigo open pit at its White Dam gold project in South Australia. Pacgold (ASX: PGO)has hit a brace of broad, shallow gold intersections both inside and outside the defined resource model at its Vertigo deposit in South Australia, potentially paving the way for a resource upgrade and an expanded open-pit at the producing asset. The company’s latest drilling campaign was aimed at shallow extensions of the existing resource and appears to have hit the mark, ret

Pacgold’s maiden gold doré bar pour at its White Dam project in South Australia. Credit: File Pacgold (ASX: PGO) has cracked the code at its White Dam project, pouring maiden gold doré as the South Australian heap-leach operation sprang back to life in double quick time and on budget. The company produced a 3-kilogram bar containing an estimated 80 ounces of gold from early pad turnover. Ore was pulled from the western edge of the heap before being pushed through a refurbishe

Pacgold Limited’s re-crushing circuit in operation at White Dam, where the first gold has been poured. Credit: File Every gold mining company has a dream it works towards from the first day of listing on the ASX - the moment gold actually comes out of the ground and into a tray. For Pacgold Limited (ASX: PGO) , that moment arrived this week as the company officially crossed the line from explorer to producer, pouring the maiden gold from its White Dam heap leach operation. In

PacGold Limited’s St George antimony-gold project in Far North Queensland. Credit: File Pacgold Limited (ASX: PGO) has substantially expanded its exploration footprint at its St George gold-antimony project in Far North Queensland, with recent surface sampling defining a mineralised corridor stretching more than 30 kilometres. The company says its latest results from a systematic soil and rock chip program have extended anomalism within the prospective Fence structural zone,

Pacgold Ltd’s recent drilling results at White Dam have continued to support a resource upgrade, whilst a newly commissioned crushing circuit has begun a leach dump re-crush program with an eye on early cashflow.

Pacgold’s White Dam heap leach gold mine in South Australia, which has historically produced 180,000 ounces. Credit: File Pacgold (ASX: PGO) is lining up to take a second bite at the gold cherry in South Australia, preparing to re-crush material from the heap leach pad at its White Dam operation in a bid to unlock extra ounces and near-term cash flow. New equipment is on the move as part of a plan to launch a heap leach re-crush campaign designed to liberate additional gold