Water-filled historic pits and haul roads in the Amanda Bel Gold & Antimony Fields from the air, under cloud with sun breaking through, September 2026
The Amanda Bel Gold & Antimony Fields, September 2026

Amanda Bel Oxide

Across the Amanda Bel Gold & Antimony FieldsHeap leach, then CIL · Production Ready

Key facts

Amanda Bel Oxide key facts
LocationAcross the Amanda Bel Gold & Antimony Fields, North Queensland
StatusProduction Ready
Processing routeHeap leach from month 7, then CIL
MaterialSimple, free-milling oxide
TenureWithin the current Camel Creek and Golden Cup mining leases, plus exploration ground to be converted to mining leases
JORC resourceNone yet

Overview

Amanda Bel Oxide is simple, free-milling oxide material within the current Camel Creek and Golden Cup mining leases, plus along-strike and satellite oxide targets across the wider tenure. It is planned as early, low-risk feed.

The oxide within existing mining leases needs no new tenure. Most of the remainder sits on exploration ground that Great Eastern Gold will convert to mining leases, starting by reinstating historical leases, for which all documentation has been retained.

Amanda Bel Oxide ore is planned to join the heap leach pad from month 7 and later to feed the CIL circuit. It has no JORC resource yet.

Highlights

  • Free-milling oxide: early, low-risk feed
  • Joins the heap leach from month 7, then feeds the CIL circuit
  • Oxide within existing mining leases needs no new tenure
  • All documentation retained for reinstating historical leases

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Open woodland, tracks and old workings across the Amanda Bel Gold & Antimony Fields, September 2026
Historic workings across the Amanda Bel Gold & Antimony Fields, September 2026
Exploration tenure and prospects across the Amanda Bel Gold & Antimony Fields
Reprocessed magnetics: north-east trending structures across the tenure