Latitude 66 (ASX:LAT) has delivered a 339,000-ounce gold resource at its Laverton Gold Project in Western Australia, taking its combined gold resources across Australia and Finland past 900,000 ounces.
Managing Director Grant Coyle says the result gives Latitude 66 several options at Laverton, with permitting, drilling, and potential development now in focus.
🔑 Key topics discussed:
- Laverton scale: A 339,000-ounce gold resource now defined across the Tin Dog and Red Dog prospects
- Red Dog pathway: Potential near-term toll treatment being explored
- Tin Dog growth: Further drilling targeting resource expansion
- Funding position: Over $6 million in the bank to progress planned work programs
- Finland focus: Drilling and an updated Scoping Study are on the horizon
More ounces are now on the books. The next phase centres on drilling, permitting, and pushing the portfolio towards development.
About the guest and company:
Grant Coyle is the managing director of Latitude 66, which has a portfolio of gold and critical minerals development and exploration projects across Western Australia and Finland. The company is advancing the Laverton Gold Project, including the Tin Dog and Red Dog prospects, alongside its gold and cobalt portfolio in Finland.
🎥 Watch the full interview to see how Latitude 66 plans to build on its growing gold resource base.
