Acquisition Published April 2026

Great Eastern Gold completes the acquisition of Golden Ant Mining

Great Eastern Gold acquired the remaining 37% of Golden Ant Mining, which holds the Camel Creek gold & antimony mine. It now holds 64.5%.

The historical Camel Creek open pits from the air, September 2026: a line of water-filled pits with haul roads alongside
Camel Creek, held by Golden Ant Mining, from the air.
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On 5 February 2026 Great Eastern Gold entered into a binding agreement with Great Northern Minerals (ASX: GNM) to acquire the remaining 37% of Golden Ant Mining Pty Ltd. The acquisition was completed on 10 April 2026, and Great Eastern Gold then held 100% of Golden Ant.

At a glance

Agreement
5 February 2026
Completed
10 April 2026
Interest acquired
The remaining 37%
Golden Ant holds
The Camel Creek gold & antimony mine
Holding today
Great Eastern Gold 64.5%, Australian Winch and Haulage 35.5%

Golden Ant Mining holds Camel Creek, Great Eastern Gold’s flagship gold & antimony mine, with its seven granted Mining Leases and its Environmental Authority. Camel Creek is the site of the company’s planned central processing hub.

As part of the agreement, Great Northern Minerals agreed to transfer two exploration permits, EPM28249 and EPM28301, to NorthX Pty Ltd as part of the NorthX joint venture.

Australian Winch and Haulage has since taken a 35.5% interest in Golden Ant Mining; Great Eastern Gold holds the remaining 64.5%.

Forward-looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties. See the disclaimer.