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An announcement from Prodigy Gold NL ( (AU:PRX) ) is now available.
Prodigy Gold NL reported an upgraded mineral resource for its Hyperion Gold Deposit, with indicated resources rising 70% in ounces to 212,000oz and total resources increasing modestly to 454,000oz, underpinned by encouraging new diamond drilling results including visible gold for the first time. The company is now preparing a scoping‑study‑level document to support mining agreement negotiations and a mineral lease application, while advancing approvals to potentially restart mining at the Old Pirate Deposit within the Twin Bonanza project and reviewing its Newmont joint venture portfolio to focus on the most prospective targets.
Management highlighted that recent drilling at Hyperion, including broad mineralised intercepts in the Seuss and Tethys lodes, reinforces the deposit’s potential for both open‑pit and underground development as CSIRO’s work refines the understanding of multiple mineralisation styles. At Twin Bonanza, Prodigy has completed key environmental requirements under federal biodiversity laws and is progressing an environmental mining licence application, steps that could de‑risk future production options and strengthen the company’s strategic position in the Tanami gold belt.
More about Prodigy Gold NL
Prodigy Gold NL is an Australian mineral exploration company focused on gold projects in the Northern Territory’s Tanami region. Its portfolio spans 100%-owned assets such as the Hyperion and Twin Bonanza projects, alongside joint ventures with major producer Newmont at the Tobruk and Monza projects, positioning the company within a prospective but infrastructure‑challenged gold district.
Average Trading Volume: 204,971
Technical Sentiment Signal: Sell
Current Market Cap: A$18.54M
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