Savannah Goldfields restarts gold production at Georgetown processing plant

Core Points - Savannah Goldfields has restarted gold production at the Georgetown gold processing plant, marking a significant milestone for the company and the community [1][4] - The first gold doré pour since January 2024 has been completed, with all key plant components operational [1] - The company plans to gradually increase milling operations, initially processing lower-grade material [2] Production Details - The recommissioned gold room produced a gold doré bar weighing approximately 1.5kg, with its gold content still being assayed [2] - Currently, there are over 3,500 tonnes of crushed mill feedstock available, along with an additional 6,000 tonnes of uncrushed stockpiled material [2] Future Plans - Preparations are underway to mine and process up to 18,000 tonnes of inferred mineral resource from a small open pit at Big Reef, with mining activities scheduled to begin in November [3] - The company intends to resume mining at Agate Creek and process its ore at the GGPP starting in the second quarter of 2026 [4] - An application to amend the Agate Creek Environmental Authority is being finalized to address expanded mining activities [3]