
Barton Gold begins study targeting $1.75B profit
- Barton Gold has commenced its pre-feasibility study for the Tunkillia Gold Project in South Australia.
- Following the announcement, the company's share price traded up at $0.80 on the ASX.
- The development programme targets study completion in early calendar year 2027 to advance mining lease applications.
Barton Gold (ASX:BGD) commenced its Tunkillia Gold Project pre-feasibility study, targeting a historically modelled $1.75 billion operating profit.
The study builds upon a May 2025 study that outlined annual production of 120,000 ounces of gold.
“Our goal is to advance Tunkillia as quickly as possible,” said Barton Gold Managing Director Alexander Scanlon.
The company stated that approximately 60,000m of reverse circulation drilling is scheduled for completion by September 2026.
Following the announcement, the Barton Gold share price was up at $0.80.
The firm recently expanded its exploration activities with additional upgrade drilling programmes at the primary project site.
The business also completed a major institutional capital raising to secure funding for its ongoing regional exploration initiatives.