Manuka Resources (ASX:MKR) is bringing two historical mines in New South Wales back to life – and Executive Chair Dennis Karp says silver revenues will pave the way for gold. In this interview with Mining.com.au, Karp outlines the near-term production plans for the Wonawinta Silver Mine and the strategic reactivation of the Mt Boppy Gold Mine. With Australia’s only primary silver reserve and a fully operational plant, Manuka is on track to become cashflow positive by early 2026.
Karp also reveals that silver revenues will directly fund the restart of gold mining operations at Mt Boppy. With stockpiles ready and a 10-year silver mine plan in place, Manuka is strategically positioning itself for dual-commodity output. This is a must-watch for anyone following Australia’s precious metals revival.
🔑 Key topics discussed:
- Australia’s only primary silver reserve: Wonawinta set to produce 13.2Moz over 10 years.
- Gold restart funded by silver: Mount Boppy to follow silver revenues in 18-24 months.
- Cashflow by early 2026: Silver production starts soon with gold stockpiles processed mid-2026.
Manuka Resources is an Australian precious metals company focused on silver and gold production in New South Wales. It owns the Wonawinta Silver Mine and historic Mt Boppy Gold Mine, with near-term cashflow from silver set to fund a return to gold.
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