Nova Minerals confirms 216,000 tpa processing capacity at Port MacKenzie, Alaska
Nova Minerals said an engineering assessment confirmed about 216,000 tonnes per year of front-end crushing, grinding and concentration capacity at its processing plant at Port MacKenzie, Alaska. The company said modelling indicates potential refined antimony output of up to about 20,000 tonnes per year, subject to feed grade and additional downstream refinery equipment. The filing contains no revenue, earnings or guidance figures, and the larger output depends on equipment the filing does not say is funded.
Key points
- Front-end capacity of about 216,000 tpa, made up of two mill trains of about 108,000 tpa each
- Modelling indicates potential refined antimony production of about 9,400 to 20,000 tpa, depending on feed grade of 5% to 10% antimony and additional refinery equipment
- Phase 1 pilot-scale refinery targets up to 600 tpa under the fully funded $43.4 million Department of War supported project, with production targeted for 2027
- The plant was previously owned and operated by Agnico-Eagle at the Hope Bay Gold Project and has been delivered to the Port MacKenzie site
The filing
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