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PC Gold puts Spring Hill on fast-forward

PC Gold (ASX:PC2) has packed a lot into its first year on the ASX.

Executive Chair and CEO Ash Pattison says a fresh $75 million raise has given the company serious firepower to keep drilling Spring Hill while pushing the project towards being production-ready.

  • Fresh funding: $75 million raised
  • Drilling hard: Surface and underground work remain in focus
  • Going underground: Historic access is being brought back into play
  • Bigger bench: New board expertise strengthens the development push
  • Next catalyst: Feasibility work is moving quickly

PC Gold has the cash.

It has the rigs.

Now comes the bit where things get serious.

About the guest and company:
Ash Pattison is the executive chair and CEO of PC Gold, an ASX-listed gold developer focused on the 100%-owned Spring Hill Gold Project in the Northern Territory. The company is advancing drilling, underground access, and feasibility work as it moves the project towards development.

🎥 Watch the full interview to hear what PC Gold plans to do with its new firepower.

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Written By Shae Russell
Shae has been an equities analyst with a focus on investment writing for 15 years; the last eight of which has centred on the domestic and international mining sector. She’s now bringing this expertise to enhance and strengthen Mining.com.au‘s role as Australia’s leading source of mining news.

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