NVA news

Nova Minerals Corp has obtained final approvals for the Alaska antimony project, marking a major milestone that clears the way for construction. This development enhances the Company prospects for 2027 production and contributes to the U.S. domestic antimony supply chain.

North America's largest antimony project, Nova Metals' plan to build a critical minerals hub, benefits from a major US infrastructure investment to link it to supply chains.

Nova Minerals' antimony processing equipment has arrived at Port MacKenzie, enabling construction to begin, marking a key milestone for the company's U.S. domestic antimony supply chain and DoW-backed project.

Nova Minerals Corp will host a RedChip-hosted investor webinar on October 7, 2026, to present progress on its Estelle Gold Project and its secured antimony supply chain funded by a U.S. Department of War award.

Nova Minerals Corp completed the closing of the concurrent issuance of 284,592,900 common shares and warrants to subscribed investors. Management believes this strengthens its balance sheet and supports resource growth.

The company reported that nearly 100 leaders gathered to tour facilities and discuss the potential of Port MacKenzie as a critical minerals hub in Alaska. This engagement highlights Nova's progress on supporting critical infrastructure.

Nova Minerals received critical processing equipment to construct its planned antimony refining facility in Alaska, funded by a Department of Defense award and advancing production to 2027.

Geotech drilling is underway for the West Susitna Access Road, linking Nova's Estelle Project to a planned refinery. AIDEA authorized the additional $25 million to finish fieldwork and technical studies.

CEO Christopher Gerteisen met with U.S. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright and other officials in Fairbanks, Alaska, to discuss the company's progress on its Estelle gold and antimony trisulfide project.

Almost 500 tons of equipment and containers intended for Port MacKenzie have departed Seattle for Alaska, with construction of processing facilities expected to commence in September.

Nova Minerals Corp reported support for the new executive order securing domestic critical mineral supply chains, highlighting its CEO's comments and the progress at the Port MacKenzie pilot plant.

Nova Minerals Corp has finalized the engineering and design for its Estelle antimony pilot plant in Alaska. This milestone advances the company's strategy to build a domestic US supply chain for critical antimony trisulfide.

Nova Minerals reports successful flotation tests on Korbel ore delivering gold recoveries over 95%. These results demonstrate significant cost-saving potential by potentially streamlining downstream processing.

Nova Minerals successfully redomiciled to the United States with stock now trading on NYSE American, while commencing drilling at antimony and gold projects in Alaska. The company is advancing a DoD-funded antimony initiative and completed a major geophysical survey across its claim block.