Larvotto Resources hits high-grade gold-antimony-tungsten zone at Clarks Gully

Larvotto Resources disclosed that its first ten holes of a 16-hole diamond drilling program at the Clarks Gully prospect have uncovered several high-grade mineralised zones. The headline intercept measured 0.5 m at 62.6 g/t gold equivalent, within a larger 9.5 m interval grading 8.07 g/t and a 0.8 m section at 42.7 g/t. Additional holes delivered notable hits such as 14.3 m at 2.96 g/t, a 1 m segment at 60.4 g/t, and a 12.5 m stretch at 4.92 g/t, indicating a multi-zone, stacked ore system that is open both down-dip and laterally.

Tungsten assays from the same cores returned up to 7.27% WO3, underscoring the project's critical-minerals potential. Managing Director Ron Heeks said the data supports a broader resource model and will be incorporated into an updated estimate once all assays are received. The company is also advancing engineering and metallurgical studies toward a future underground mining proposal.