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• Star Minerals has completed a $1.6m placement to progress Tumblegum South towards production
• Company prepares to start infill drilling to upgrade resource confidence
• Extensional drilling will test similar structural targets to the northwest of the proposed pit

Mining.com.au

Star Minerals (ASX:SMS) has completed a placement of $1.6 million to further progress its flagship Tumblegum South Gold Project in Western Australia.

In a two tranche placement, the company has received the remaining $850,000 following shareholder approval at its general meeting on 23 May 2025.

CPS Capital Group acted as the lead manager for the placement.

Stockhead TV

Tylah Tully sits down with Star Minerals (ASX:SMS) managing director Ashley Jones to catch up on the company’s progression to mining in one of the great Australian gold regions.

The Advertiser

Tylah Tully catches up with Star Minerals managing director Ashley Jones on the company’s progression to gold mining.

NT News

Tylah Tully sits down with Star Minerals (ASX:SMS) managing director Ashley Jones to catch up on the company's progression to mining in one of the great Australian gold regions.

Herald Sun

Tylah Tully catches up with Star Minerals managing director Ashley Jones on the company’s progression to gold mining.

The Australian

Tylah Tully sits down with Star Minerals (ASX:SMS) managing director Ashley Jones to catch up on the company's progression to mining in one of the great Australian gold regions.

Bulls N' Bears

Star Minerals (ASX:SMS) has secured government approval to fire up the rigs at its 45,000-ounce Tumblegum South project 40km south of Meekatharra in WA.

Brisbane Times

Star Minerals has secured government approval to fire up the rigs at its 45,000-ounce Tumblegum South project 40km south of Meekatharra in WA.

The 3000-metre reverse circulation drilling program is slated to kick off in early June, dependent on rig availability and has set the stage for a high-impact drill campaign to upgrade confidence in the existing gold resource and potentially even extend it.

The West Australian

Star Minerals has secured government approval to fire up the rigs at its 45,000-ounce Tumblegum South project 40km south of Meekatharra in WA.

The 3000-metre reverse circulation drilling program is slated to kick off in early June, dependent on rig availability and has set the stage for a high-impact drill campaign to upgrade confidence in the existing gold resource and potentially even extend it.