Nova Minerals Completes Antimony Pilot Plant Engineering and Design
Key points
- Fully funded pilot plant designed to meet military-grade specifications
- Expected to commence construction this quarter
- Modular design allows for future expansion and scalability
Full summary
Nova Minerals Corp has announced the completion of the engineering and design for its Estelle antimony pilot processing plant in Alaska. The pilot plant, which is fully funded, includes a Whiskey Bravo front-end processing site, a Port MacKenzie beneficiation plant, and a refinery. It is engineered to produce antimony trisulfide using a proprietary cleaner hydrometallurgical processing method. The project aims to fast-track domestic antimony production in Alaska and establish a secure American supply chain. Construction is expected to commence this quarter, with key equipment already procured and in transit to the project site.
Guidance
Nova Minerals expects construction to commence this quarter.
Outlook
Nova Minerals anticipates the pilot plant will serve as a scalable processing hub for feedstock from Estelle, as well as regional and global projects.
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