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Larvotto Restarts Hillgrove, Ships Antimony-Gold Concentrate

By Drooid · Sep 21, 2026, 6:15 AM UTC · How we work

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Larvotto Resources began producing antimony-gold concentrate at the refurbished Hillgrove mine in New South Wales.
A seven-year antimony offtake agreement gives Wogen Resources exclusive global sales rights for all Hillgrove output.
Glencore International AG will buy all gold concentrate for the first seven years, about 15,000 dry metric tonnes annually.
The antimony concentrate meets a 60 % purity specification.
Gold is recovered on-site as doré bars via the gravity circuit.

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Story summary

Larvotto Resources began producing antimony-gold concentrate at the refurbished Hillgrove mine in New South Wales.
A seven-year antimony offtake agreement gives Wogen Resources exclusive global sales rights for all Hillgrove output.
Glencore International AG will buy all gold concentrate for the first seven years, about 15,000 dry metric tonnes annually.
The antimony concentrate meets a 60 % purity specification.
Gold is recovered on-site as doré bars via the gravity circuit.