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Vertex Minerals Secures Approvals for 24-Hour Underground Operations

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What happened

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Vertex Minerals Limited secured approval from Bathurst Regional Council on August 20, 2026, to allow 24-hour underground operations and blasting at the Reward Gold Mine. In September 2026, the NSW Environment Protection Authority issued a varied EPL 12008 to align with this approval. These changes remove the restricted working and blasting hours that had previously constrained the mine's operations.

From abnnewswire.net

Why it matters

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The approvals remove the single largest constraint on the mine since operations recommenced. Prior to these changes, gold production was limited by single-shift operating conditions and other operational downtime.

From abnnewswire.net

Who's involved

  • companyThe company whose underground operations received the regulatory approvals.
  • Bathurst Regional CouncilThe local government that granted the necessary approvals for extended operations.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • companySpeculative

    Vertex Minerals Limited might increase gold production and improve operational efficiency by running 24-hour underground operations.

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