Larvotto Resources Limited

Larvotto Resources is pleased to share an updated research note from Blue Ocean Equities Senior Resource Analyst, Carlos Crowley Vazquez, dated December 2024. The full report can be viewed on the Larvotto website: https://lnkd.in/gSqKfsDF #LRV #antimony #gold #research

Larvotto rides soaring antimony price I Australian Resources & Investment https://lnkd.in/gZYv2gcV #LRV

Larvotto Resources participated in the Bell Potter Securities Unearthed Natural Resources Conference 2025, where our Managing Director, Ron Hicks provided key insights into the progress at our Hillgrove Antimony-Gold Project in NSW. View the recording of the presentation here: Our Managing Director Ron Heeks delivered a presentation at the Bell Potter Securities Unearthed Natural Resources Conference 2025. You can view the recording of the presentation here: https://lnkd.in/gch78MCz #LRV #gold #antimony #LRV #antimony #gold

Larvotto locks in low-cost tailings plan at NSW #antimony-#gold project I Bulls N' Bears Business News $LRV https://t.co/kzU1Bm5OXW

The Hillgrove Antimony-Gold Project plan has been modified, enabling the implementation of dry stacking of process tailings generated from processing of the high-grade gold and antimony ore from Hillgrove. This will replace the requirement for a larger conventional (wet slurry) tailings facility originally planned for the project. The NSW government has accepted that the dry stacking of tailings within the existing tailings storage area is a modification to the current project consent (permit) and not a new application. The final rehabilitated landform created is not classified as a dam due to its integrity. Environmental studies are well advanced to complete the technical assessments required for the permit to be approved. Managing Director, Ron Heeks, commented: “This is a great outcome for the project, streamlining the approval process while delivering numerous important environmental benefits, ultimately enabling Larvotto to bring the Hillgrove Antimony-Gold Project into production and become a globally significant antimony producer. After thoroughly evaluating all storage options, risks and environmental considerations, the use of dry stack tailings emerged as the preferred solution. Given Hillgrove’s location, the scale of the project and the current infrastructure, the dry stack option was the optimal choice. Importantly, it is significantly more protective of the environment and enables resolution of legacy tailings issues, with no substantial change in project economics. The unique nature of the Hillgrove Project has again required a different, albeit well used solution, to drive the project forward for the benefit of all stakeholders. Dry stacking is becoming more of an industry norm, particularly overseas with an increasing number of companies selecting it as the preferred tailing storage method. With exceptional project economics at current gold and antimony spot prices, Hillgrove is well-positioned to rapidly supply a significant and ongoing world shortage in antimony.” Read the full ASX announcement: https://lnkd.in/gKjR97Vp #LRV #antimony #gold #projectdevelopment

A very thorough research report on antimony from RFC Ambrian. The lack of oncoming supply demonstrates why our Hillgrove Antimony-Gold Project is globally significant. "The bleak outlook is further exacerbated by the limited prospect of new mine capacity coming onstream due to the lack of projects capable of recovering antimony. This weak supply outlook, combined with the growing consumption in the PV market, suggests that the antimony market could remain in deficit for an extended period.  "

Managing Director Ron Heeks spoke to BRR Media during the 121 Mining Investment in Cape Town. "We are looking to be in production this time next year, we are in debt-financing at the moment, thats the reason we are in Cape Town to talk to those people and we look forward to having that tied up shortly" https://lnkd.in/g8c47799

Up 864% in a year, how this ASX mining stock is primed to keep rocketing in 2025 I The Motley Fool https://lnkd.in/gir8y6Bh

Managing Director Ron Heeks and COO Sonja Neame have had a packed schedule at 121 Mining Investment, in Cape Town this week, engaging with key investors and industry stakeholders. There was a strong level of interest in the Hillgrove Antimony-Gold Project with discussions around its strategic importance and production potential with Hillgrove set to produce 7% of global antimony supply with production set to commence in early 2026. #LRV 121 Group #antimony #gold

The $100,000 metal? Unlocking investment potential in antimony’s supply crisis I Livewire Markets As Xinyu Ru writes "China’s export ban has created a perfect storm. With soaring demand and vanishing supply, antimony is now a critical investment opportunity. For a price trend to be significant, it must be durable. In this case, we see two key factors supporting the durability of the expected price move. Firstly, the only significant new non-Chinese antimony supply expected to come online in the next four years is from Larvotto Resources based in Australia. A thorough review of non-Chinese antimony companies reveals that no other entity has completed a pre-feasibility study on an antimony resource aside from Larvotto. This limited new supply reinforces the existing market tightness, supporting a sustained price increase. Secondly, China's strategic decision to preserve its antimony reserves for domestic use, both for critical future industries and national security purposes, signals a long-term constraint on global supply. These factors, coupled with the ongoing surge in demand for antimony in key sectors like solar energy and defense, creates a compelling case for a durable price trend." https://lnkd.in/giandpjQ