
Native Mineral Resources pours 403 ounces of gold
- Native Mineral Resources completes its first September smelt, yielding 403.8 ounces of gold doré.
- The operational milestone supports ongoing revenue generation from the Blackjack Gold Project.
- The company plans to continue regular smelting operations to build production momentum.
Native Mineral Resources (ASX:NMR) completed a gold smelt on Sept. 1, producing two doré bars with a combined weight of 403.8 ounces at its Blackjack operations in Queensland.
This latest production follows the company's August operations, which recorded an outturn of 1,080.5 ounces of gold from the same processing site.
NMR Managing Director and CEO Blake Cannavo commented, “August was a milestone month for NMR, with Blackjack achieving a record 1,080.5oz of official gold outturn, exceeding 1,000oz in a month for the first time since production commenced in July 2025.”
The company reported that the smelt produced bars BJM091 and BJM092 as part of its ongoing operational schedule.
Native Mineral Resources stated that it expects to maintain its regular smelting frequency to process material from its mining assets.
Following the announcement, the Native Mineral Resources share price was unchanged at $0.067.
The company operates the Blackjack Gold Project near Charters Towers, utilising a 340,000-tonne-per-annum processing plant.
Its broader regional portfolio includes the Far Fanning and Podosky gold deposits to supply long-term feed to the central facility.
