
Caravel Minerals completes mining study for 597Mt reserve
- Caravel Minerals completed the mining component of its definitive feasibility study for the Caravel Copper Project.
- The company’s share price fell 3.45% to $0.28 following the updated ore reserve report.
- Mining Plus designed the mine plan to transition towards autonomous haulage and de-risk early operations.
Caravel Minerals (ASX:CVV) completed a key feasibility study supporting a 597Mt ore reserve containing 1.42Mt of copper.
While total contained copper stayed stable, higher geological confidence drove a 48% increase in proved ore tonnes.
"The updated reserve reflects increased confidence following detailed mining studies," said Caravel Minerals Managing Director Don Hyma.
The company plans to engage a contractor for early mining before transitioning to owner operations and autonomous trucks.
Following the announcement, the Caravel Minerals share price was down at $0.28.
Caravel is targeting a construction-ready status for the Western Australian project in the first quarter of 2028.
The business previously secured $30 million in project funding and royalty commitments from Regal Resources.
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