Nova Minerals Mobilizes 1.5M Pounds Equipment, Targets Late-2026 Antimony Output
NVA•Nova Minerals has delivered about 1.5 million pounds of equipment and mobilized helicopters, drill crews, geologists and construction teams to its Estelle camp in Alaska as it advances a pre-feasibility study. Pilot-scale antimony production remains on track for first output between late 2026 and early 2027.
1. Pre-Feasibility Study Progress
Nova Minerals is advancing its pre-feasibility study at the Estelle Gold and Critical Minerals Project in Alaska, focusing on both gold and antimony development while conducting technical and economic assessments.
2. Antimony Pilot Production Timeline
The company expects pilot-scale antimony production to commence between late 2026 and early 2027, marking a key milestone in its strategy to commercialize critical minerals from the Estelle deposit.
3. Equipment and Team Mobilization
Approximately 1.5 million pounds of equipment and supplies have been delivered to the Estelle site, with helicopters, drill crews, geologists and construction teams now mobilized to support upcoming operational activities.
4. 2026 Field Season Drilling Plans
Preparations for the 2026 field season are underway, with drilling expected to start in the coming weeks to extend resource definitions and support permitting requirements for both gold and antimony zones.
