Larvotto Resources Limited has returned multiple zones of gold, antimony and tungsten mineralisation from the first ten holes of a 16-hole diamond drilling program at the Clarks Gully deposit, within its 100%-owned Hillgrove Project in New South Wales.

Hole CLG128 intersected 9.5 metres at 8.07 grams per tonne gold equivalent (AuEq) from 345.5 metres, including 0.5 metres grading 62.6 grams per tonne AuEq from 345.5 metres and 0.8 metres at 42.7 grams per tonne AuEq from 350.8 metres.

Additional results from hole CLG129 included 14.3 metres at 2.96 grams per tonne AuEq from 339.7 metres, alongside 1 metre at 60.4 grams per tonne AuEq from 375 metres. Hole CLG131 returned 12.5 metres at 4.92 grams per tonne AuEq from 262 metres, hole CLG133 intersected 1.5 metres at 29.0 grams per tonne AuEq from 327.5 metres, and hole CLG136 yielded 9 metres at 7.05 grams per tonne AuEq from 290 metres, including 1 metre at 45.09 grams per tonne AuEq from 298 metres.

The drilling indicates the deposit comprises stacked, parallel mineralised lodes with plunging ore shoots that remain open at depth and to the south. Tungsten is also emerging as a notable component, with CLG128 returning 6.1 metres at 1.43% WO3 from 345.5 metres and grades reaching up to 5.44% WO3 in hole CLG136.

“These latest drill results continue to demonstrate the scale and growth potential emerging at Clarks Gully. The program, completed within granted Mining License 1332, has returned multiple zones of high-grade gold-antimony-tungsten mineralisation confirming that the system remains open at depth and extends well beyond the areas currently incorporated in our current resource.”

— Ron Heeks, Managing Director

Assays remain pending for the remaining six holes, numbered CLG138 to CLG143. Larvotto plans to incorporate the complete dataset into an updated Mineral Resource and Ore Reserve estimate for Clarks Gully.

“When all drill results from the recent drilling round are received, we will incorporate these results into an updated Resource and Reserve and rapidly move Clarks Gully from an area focused on exploration to our next development. We look forward to progressing Clarks Gully towards another near-term production source.”

— Ron Heeks, Managing Director

Larvotto commenced first gold and antimony production at the broader Hillgrove Mine on 31 August 2026 following a plant upgrade and redevelopment program.

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