Larvotto Resources managing director Ron Heeks. There’s a difference between buying well and buying the right thing well. Larvotto Resources (ASX: LRV) did both just 22 months ago when it stole the Hillgrove antimony‑gold field and mining plant in New South Wales from Administrators for what now looks like an almost criminal amount at just $3 million plus the replacement of a $5 million environmental bond that is refundable. At the time antimony was trading at around US$10,0

Larvotto Resources’ Hillgrove gold and antimony mine in New South Wales, which is due to restart production in the second quarter of...

Larvotto Resources’ existing processing plant at its Hillgrove gold and antimony mine in New South Wales is being upgraded to 525,000...

The New South Wales regional city of Armidale, 23 kilometres west of Larvotto Resources’ proposed Hillgrove antimony-gold project, is...

Larvotto Resources has tasked MIQM with refurbishing the company’s Hillgrove processing plant at its antimony-gold project in NSW. The...

Larvotto Resources’ recent geophysics has identified previously untested extensions of historically mined antimony-gold mineralisation at...

Larvotto Resources has unveiled high-grade gold-antimony hits at its Eleanora and Golden Gate prospects, part of the company’s Hillgrove...

$251m a year profit from a $3m initial outlay – gotta love those administrators!

Larvotto Resources has signed off on a final investment decision to start a $140 million build at the company’s Hillgrove antimony-gold...

Larvotto Resources managing director Ron Heeks. The company announced a successful $60 million capital raise enabling it to construct and...

Dollar Bill writes that something is stirring in small-cap land - and it’s not just the usual background hum. Credit: Supplied It’s been...

Larvotto’s US$105 million bond issue will help restart its Hillgrove project in New South Wales, including upgrades to its processing...

Larvotto Resources has been given the final nod by the New South Wales Government to restart mining and processing operations at the...

Core from a recent drilling program at Larvotto Resources’ Hillgrove project in NSW shows four metres of brecciation, stibnite veining...

A recent IP survey at Clarks Gully prospect, part of Larvotto Resources’ high-grade Hillgrove gold and antimony project in New South...

Larvotto Resources has discovered tungsten lurking in its already economic Hillgrove gold and antimony project in NSW, setting the scene for another payable by-product - 4800 tonnes of contained tungsten.

Larvotto Resources’ DFS on its NSW Hillgrove gold-antimony mine has dished out a huge net present value of $694M for an annual EBITDA of $250m and an 11-month payback.

The New South Wales regional city of Armadale is set to become the home of a new community hub set up by Larvotto Resources to engage...

This drill core from 412.6m depth is interpreted to be in the Little Reef mineralised zone at Larvotto Resources’ Hillgrove gold and...

Larvotto Resources has acquired the Echidna Gully wedding venue near Larvotto’s Hillgrove antimony-gold mine in NSW. It has a 95-person...