The Australian
Star Minerals (ASX:SMS) says conditions for its Right to Mine agreement at the Tumblegum South gold project have been met, advancing the asset toward mining.
The company has completed grade control drilling and signed a toll milling deal with Catalyst Metals, unlocking both its mining approval and treatment pathway as it moves toward first-quarter operations.
Stockhead
MarketOpen
KEY FACTS • Conditions satisfied for Right to Mine Agreement at Tumblegum South • Toll treatment agreement executed with Catalyst Metals • Grade control drilling completed at Tumblegum South • Mining Approval received from Government of Western Australia • Updated Production Target 167kt to 255kt producing 11.8koz to 15.9koz
The Globe and Mail
Star Minerals Ltd. will host a live investor briefing webinar on 24 February 2026, where Managing Director Ashley Jones will provide an update on the company and take questions from shareholders, investors and media. The session, which will run for 30 minutes and be made available as a replay, is intended to deepen engagement with stakeholders as the company advances its Tumblegum South Gold Project towards near-term production, underpinned by robust economics at a wide range of gold prices and recently secured development and processing agreements.
Cairns Post
Star Minerals has signed a toll treatment agreement with Catalyst Metals for its Tumblegum South gold project in WA.
NT News
Milling Agreement for Tumblegum South Gold Signed
Australia's Mining Monthly
Star Minerals has signed a toll treatment deal with Catalyst Metals, under which up to 250,000 tonnes of ore from the Tumblegum South gold project will be processed at Catalyst's Plutonic mill in Western Australia.
Host Tylah Tully sits down with Star Minerals (ASX:SMS) managing director Ashley Jones after the company signed a toll treatment agreement for its Tumblegum South gold project in WA.
MiningNews.net
Gold miner consolidates WA gold-copper ground beyond Plutonic belt
The Advertiser
