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Horizon Minerals has announced its ore sale agreement with Paddington Gold – a wholly owned subsidiary of Norton Gold Fields – will be extended.

ASX-listed Firetail Resources has appointed Glenn Poole as its chief executive officer, effective from July 8.

Gold aspirant Horizon Minerals has officially merged with Greenstone Resources, following all schemes of arrangement being implemented on Tuesday.

Horizon Minerals has inked a toll milling agreement with FMR Investments to process 200,000 tonnes of gold ore from its Cannon underground mine at the Greenfields Mill near Coolgardie in Western Australia. The binding agreement comes alive in December, with Horizon arranging contract mining and the 67km haulage of ore to Greenfields by road. Milling is expected to take up to eight months to complete.

Shares in Horizon Minerals rose to their highest price since May last year on Monday afternoon, following news that the company had signed a toll milling agreement with FRM Investments.

Shares in Horizon Minerals rose by 26 per cent on Monday morning, after the junior announced it had entered into a binding ore sale agreement with Paddington Gold, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Norton Gold Fields.

Horizon Minerals is on the path to generating its first cash flows from mining its Boorara gold deposit in WA after entering an ore sale agreement with Paddington Gold for the treatment of 1.4 million tonnes of ore at the Paddington mill. The agreement will start in the next quarter and run for 22 months, with the mill sitting about 56km by road from Boorara.

Horizon Minerals has tipped $2.93 million into its till after selling a share package it received from Vox Royalty late last year following a royalties divestment deal relating to gold projects in WA's Goldfields region. Horizon also collected an initial $4 million when the agreement was struck and Vox later decided to complete the deal via the share package instead of a further cash consideration.

Junior miner Horizon Minerals posted a $1.40 million profit during the first half of the 2024 financial year, which was down 19.4 per cent from $1.74 million during the prior corresponding period.

WA gold hopeful Horizon Minerals has reached a deal to acquire fellow explorer Greenstone Resources to consolidate the two companies' assets in the Goldfields.

Horizon Minerals has moved to build further on its mission to become a mid-tier gold producer in Western Australia's renowned Goldfields region through a proposed merger with Greenstone Resources. The merger would create a combined entity with a significant landholding containing 1.8 million ounces of gold near a toll treatment mill in the historic WA town of Coolgardie.

Joint venture (JV) partners Horizon Minerals and Dundas Minerals have hit high-grade gold from an initial drilling program at their Windanya gold project after the two companies recently completed an option agreement.

Horizon Minerals has bumped up its resource estimate for the company's 100 per cent-owned Penny's Find gold mine project 50km north-east of Kalgoorlie by nearly 50 per cent to 63,000 ounces. The latest estimate is based on a compilation of all drilling results below the 260m relative level and a lower cut-off grade of 1.5g/t gold, yielding a total resource estimate of 429,000 tonnes at a grade of 4.57g/t gold.

Horizon Minerals has extended deep gold mineralisation under its Penny West mine in Western Australia's Goldfields region and it will be just one of several targets dripping with the yellow metal that the company will further explore next year. Management has also proven two distinct gold mineralisation styles at Kanowna South and intersected supergene gold up to 10g/t at Binduli.

Horizon Minerals has revealed details about its pathway to gold production and a longer-term project pipeline relating to four of the company's extensive suite of projects, mostly within about 35kms of Kalgoorlie. The details provide a snapshot on the company's ramp-up work, including bringing on the underground operations at Cannon and Penny's Find and its open-pit developments at Kalpini and Boorara.

Horizon Minerals has set off on a lithium hunt through its gold-bearing Western Australian tenements after generating new exploration targets in the Goldfields and near the world-renowned Greenbushes project in the State's South West region. The company says it has been encouraged by its results to date, but more work is now planned as it looks to broaden its operations.

Horizon Minerals will retain financial exposure to 62 tenements within its Kalgoorlie project area despite entering into a binding asset sale agreement for the ground with Northern Star Resources. According to the deal, Northern Star will pay Horizon $3.1 million in cash, in addition to receiving discovery payments of $20 per ounce for any JORC-compliant mineral resource at the sites – capped at 2 million ounces.

Horizon Minerals has managed to get its foot on two lithium prospect areas with exquisite proximity to Greenbushes – the biggest hard-rock lithium mine in the world. The company says it paid just $225,000 in cash and shares to a private operator to get within about 10km of and along strike from Greenbushes, which has long been revered as the best lithium mine in the world.

ASX-listed Horizon Minerals has its eyes on a maiden resource for its Pinner prospect near Kalgoorlie after revealing positive results from an infill drilling program at its Greater Boorara-Cannon gold project. The company completed 26 holes of both air-core (AC) and reverse-circulation (RC) drilling through 1259m across its Pinder and Monument prospects to support its assessment of small-scale open-cut mining.

Two Perth-based gold explorers have reached a deal to have acquired mining projects in Kalgoorlie.

Horizon Minerals has moved to monetise its non-core assets after entering into a binding option and sale deed with Dundas Minerals for the former's Baden Powell/Scotia and Windanya gold projects near Kalgoorlie. The option covers all mineral rights in 16 prospecting licenses, two mining leases and one mining lease application, across 3230 hectares about 45km north of Kalgoorlie.

Horizon Minerals has revealed fresh mineral resource estimates for its Golden Ridge North and Monument gold prospects in Western Australia's Goldfields region, to take its total resource to 23.22 million tonnes at 1.69 grams per tonne gold for 1.26 million ounces. Management says further drilling is now underway at its Monument prospect, while both deposits will soon be the subject of scoping studies.

Horizon Minerals has launched a new drill campaign in a bid to expand the footprint of its Cannon gold project near Kalgoorlie from a single planned underground operation to a mining hub with potential open-pit mines. The Cannon deposit hosts a mineable ore reserve of 135,000 tonnes at 4.1g/t gold for 17,680 ounces and forms part of the company's 1.15-million-ounce Kalgoorlie-Boulder gold resource.

Horizon Minerals has secured a second tranche of funding of US$3 million (AU$4.36 million) to continue the development of its Cannon underground gold project in Western Australia's Goldfields region. Management says it has also received the government approvals needed to kick off underground development, including an approved mining proposal and mine closure plan from the Department of Mining, Industry Regulation and Safety.

Horizon Minerals is charging towards a resource estimate upgrade after completing an eight-hole drill program at its Penny's Find gold mine, 50km north-east of Kalgoorlie. Results show its high-grade lode is open at depth, with intercepts including 3.2m at 4.19g/t gold from 318.3m, 1m grading 7.49g/t from 363.9m and 0.78m going 12.85g/t gold from 331.48m. Underground mining is planned.

Horizon Minerals is targeting extensions to its known resource of 270,000 tonnes at 4.99g/t gold in a new drilling campaign at its high-grade Penny's Find gold deposit, 50km north-east of Kalgoorlie. The company will drill 2400m of RC with diamond core tails. Penny's Find gold production will follow Horizon's Cannon gold mine, which will start production in the second half of this year.

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Horizon Minerals has promoted chief operating officer Grant Haywood to the position of chief executive officer – effective from the start of July – as the company eyes production at its Cannon gold project. The move comes as managing director Jon Price steps down and into the position of non-executive director after more than seven years at Horizon's helm.

Horizon Minerals has raised $3.34 million to further develop its proposed high-grade Cannon underground gold mine near Kalgoorlie, hoping to soon tap into Australia's recent record gold price hikes. The company has reported strong support from new and existing Australian and international institutional and sophisticated investors and now plans to accelerate resource extension drilling at its Cannon and Penny's Find gold deposits.

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Regional air-core drilling on Horizon Minerals' tenements 25km southeast of Kalgoorlie has returned multiple shallow clay-hosted rare earths and scandium anomalies. Results of up to 2437 parts per million total rare earth oxides were obtained with magnet rare earths up to 718ppm as scandium oxide results grading up to 445ppm formed a linear zone. Ongoing metallurgical testing will guide future work at the zone.

ASX-listed Horizon Minerals has banked a cool $1.3 million in cash by divesting its interest in explorer Kingwest Resources via an off-market sale process. The company now plans to inject the funds, topped up with existing cash reserves into a host of new exploration programs across its core, WA-based gold assets over the next few months.

Horizon Minerals' spin-off Richmond Vanadium Technology has joined the ASX following a successful $25m initial public offering as it presses ahead with a bankable feasibility study to open a potentially world-class battery metals mine in northern Queensland. Some 62.5 million shares were issued under the IPO at 40c a pop, including to eligible Horizon shareholders.

A Perth-based vanadium aspirant chaired by former National Party of Western Australia leader Brendon Grylls is looking for $35 million to list on the ASX.

An initial public offering for shares in Horizon Minerals' partly-owned and highly anticipated vanadium spin-out is now open. The holding vessel, Richmond Vanadium Technology is seeking to raise up to $35 million in exchange for public exposure to the proposed development of what is hailed as one of the world's largest undeveloped oxide vanadium resources.

WA-focused explorer Horizon Minerals has executed a binding term sheet with US-based resources financer, Nebari Partners LLC, for a US$5 million senior secured credit facility to develop the company's Cannon gold project in WA. The funding agreement comes hot on the heels of Horizon's A$300,000 sale of its Kangaroo Hill and Phoenix gold projects to Greenstone Resources earlier this month as it looks to lean down and focus on the more-advanced assets in its portfolio.

Horizon Minerals has sold its Kangaroo Hill and Phoenix gold projects to Greenstone Resources as the company focuses on its Boorara, Yarmany, Lakewood, Binduli project areas and underground development plans. The $300,000 deal involved two mining leases and two prospecting licences near Coolgardie in WA's Goldfields region, with Greenstone paying Horizon $150,000 in cash and $150,000 in shares for the projects.

Final assay results from Horizon Minerals' recent foray with the drill bit at its Cannon project near Kalgoorlie in WA have notched up several encouraging nickel hits including 2m at 2.21 per cent nickel from 161m. Further afield at the company's Golden Ridge and Yarmany projects, prospective fertile ultramafic horizons have been etched out from a reconnaissance drilling probe and downhole geophysical surveys.

After a trio of mineral resource updates across its Goldfields projects, mineral explorer Horizon Minerals has boosted its gold inventory by 91,000 ounces to a new total of 1.24 million ounces. New resources were calculated within the company's Baden Powell, Windanya and Binduli gold projects amounting to 69,000 ounces and a further 21,500 ounces was added to the company's tally after acquiring the remaining 50 per cent of its Penny's Find gold project.

A first phase of exploration drilling has yielded Horizon Minerals high-grade results from its Pinner prospect at the company's Cannon gold project 30km south-east of Kalgoorlie in WA's Goldfields. Notably, new and shallow mineralisation was encountered with intercepts including 1m at 35.39 grams per tonne gold from 36m within a broader 6m hit going 6.94 g/t from 35m.