Nova Minerals confirms 216,000-tonne annual processing capacity at Alaska plant

• Nova Minerals confirmed annual processing capacity of approximately 216,000 tonnes at its planned Port MacKenzie plant in Alaska.
• Modeling indicates potential annual refined antimony output of 9,400 tonnes at 5% feed grades or 20,000 tonnes at 10%.
• Expansion would require additional downstream refining equipment, principally electrowinning and melting capacity, but no additional primary crushing, sorting or grinding equipment.
• The fully funded $43.4 million Department of War-supported Phase 1 project targets refined antimony capacity of up to 600 tonnes annually.
• Initial military-grade antimony trisulphide production is targeted for 2027; the broader facility could also process third-party critical mineral feedstocks.

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