Nova Minerals Corp 8K

Nova Minerals Corp announced a site visit by a Western Caucus Congressional delegation to its Estelle Gold and Critical Minerals Project in Alaska, highlighting federally funded antimony supply chain development and planned first antimony production in 2027.

Nova Minerals Corp, through its Alaska Range Resources subsidiary, reported that it hosted a Western Caucus Congressional delegation and related policymakers at its Estelle Gold and Critical Minerals Project in Alaska’s West Susitna Mineral District on August 24, 2026, to showcase project progress and federal Defense Production Act–funded developments. The visit highlighted Estelle’s dual role as one of the world’s largest undeveloped gold deposits and a cornerstone of a developing U.S. domestic antimony supply chain, including US$43.4 million in Department of War DPA Title III funding for antimony deposits and a pilot processing facility at Port MacKenzie, which remain on track for first production in 2027. Attendees included U.S. Representatives Celeste Maloy, Brian Babin, Jeff Hurd, Pete Stauber, and Joseph Cavatoni of the World Gold Council, who toured key infrastructure (such as the proposed West Susitna Access Road and energy assets) and active drilling and high‑grade prospects, underscoring growing federal interest in projects that enhance U.S. resource and defense supply chain security. Nova’s CEO, Christopher Gerteisen, emphasized the opportunity to demonstrate Estelle’s scale, development progress, and strategic importance to U.S. resource and manufacturing resilience.

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