Welcome to our dedicated page for Nova Minerals news (Ticker: NVAWW), a resource for investors and traders seeking the latest updates and insights on Nova Minerals stock.
Nova Minerals Limited generates frequent news flow around its gold, antimony and critical minerals activities at the Estelle Gold and Critical Minerals Project in Alaska. For investors following the NVAWW warrants and the underlying Nova equity, this news page aggregates company announcements, exploration updates and capital markets disclosures that relate to the Estelle Project and Nova’s broader strategy.
Much of Nova’s recent news has focused on drilling at the RPM North and RPM Valley deposits, where the company has reported broad gold intercepts and higher‑grade zones that it expects to feed into updated Mineral Resource Estimates and support Pre‑Feasibility and Feasibility studies. Releases provide detailed drill results, geological interpretations and commentary from qualified persons and management on the significance of these findings within the Estelle mineralized corridor.
In parallel, Nova issues news on its antimony and critical minerals plans. This includes updates on the development of starter antimony mining operations at Estelle, procurement of mining and processing equipment, and progress toward an integrated antimony refinery at Port MacKenzie in Alaska. The company also reports on the Defense Production Act funding award from the U.S. Department of War to its U.S. subsidiary, intended to accelerate a domestic antimony supply chain.
Other regular news items cover public offerings of American Depositary Shares, changes to the ADS ratio and related warrant adjustments, quarterly activity and cash flow reports, sustainability and governance filings, and investor presentations or webinars. By reviewing this news feed, readers can track how exploration results, technical studies, government support and financing developments may influence Nova’s project trajectory and, indirectly, the outlook for the NVAWW warrants and underlying securities.
Nova (NASDAQ:NVA, ASX:NVA) outlined a fully funded 2026 exploration and development program at the Estelle Gold and Critical Minerals Project. Over US$60 million in cash and U.S. Department of War funding supports up to 10,000m of drilling, extensive surface work, and parallel PFS studies.
Pilot-scale antimony production is targeted for late 2026 to early 2027, backed by a US$43.4 million award and advancing refinery, crushing, and ore sorting infrastructure at Port Mackenzie and site.
Nova (NASDAQ:NVA) announced that CEO Christopher Gerteisen will present at the Alaska Sustainable Energy Conference (ASEC) in Anchorage from 19–21 May 2026. ASEC gathers senior government, industry, and research leaders to discuss energy security, resources, and sustainable infrastructure in Alaska and the wider region.
The event offers Nova a platform to support its Estelle Gold and Critical Minerals Project and deepen relationships with key stakeholders. Nova has provided a link to Gerteisen’s conference presentation for interested investors.
Nova (NASDAQ:NVA) invites shareholders and investors to a quarterly update webinar hosted by Redchip Companies on May 21–22, 2026 (US EDT/Australian EST). CEO Christopher Gerteisen will discuss quarterly progress, the antimony project, Estelle Project equipment, key exploration results, gold PFS test work, and proposed US redomiciliation.
Nova (NASDAQ:NVA) completed its 2026 winter freight mobilization to the Estelle Project in Alaska, delivering about 1.5 million pounds of freight. All heavy equipment and supplies needed for antimony ore mining, extraction, and processing under the U.S. Department of War award are now on site.
Deliveries include earthmoving and haulage equipment, Stibium access trail materials, crushing and ore sorting plant, drill‑equipped excavators, and camp expansion assets. Nova plans next to build the Stibium trail, expand the airstrip, and construct onsite ore sorting and processing facilities in 2026.
Nova Minerals (NASDAQ: NVA) reported March 2026 quarterly activities highlighting strong drilling at Estelle, a US$43.4 million DoW award for antimony development, winter road mobilisation, ongoing PFS work, and a planned US redomiciliation targeting end‑June 2026.
The company reported access to A$89.4 million in funding, no debt, and appointed a new CFO.
Nova (NASDAQ: NVA) reported 2025 surface assay results defining a new broad gold anomaly at Portage Pass, ~2.5km from Korbel. Rock samples include seven >2 g/t Au (high 14.3 g/t) and soils include ten >0.5 g/t Au (peak 1.8 g/t). A 2026 soil grid and follow-up IP survey are planned.
Company highlights comparable geochemical signatures to Korbel and potential valley-scale extension; all 2025 district surface results have now been reported.
Nova Minerals (NASDAQ: NVA) appointed Ms. Ashlie Thorburn as Chief Financial Officer, effective April 20, 2026. Thorburn brings over 20 years of senior finance experience in mining, SEC/TSX/ASX reporting, financings, M&A, and capital markets engagement.
The appointment strengthens Nova's executive team as the company advances its Estelle gold and critical minerals project and seeks to reinforce U.S. regulatory reporting, governance, and funding capabilities.
Nova Minerals (NASDAQ: NVA) announced CEO Christopher Gerteisen will present at the Emerging Growth Conference webinar on 1 April 2026 (1:45pm US EST). The presentation will cover the Estelle Gold and Critical Minerals Project in Alaska and updates on advancing domestic antimony production.
An archived webcast will be available on the company website, EmergingGrowth.com, and the Emerging Growth YouTube channel. Registration is required for the live webinar.
Nova (NASDAQ: NVA) has begun heavy-equipment mobilization to its Estelle Project via a 150km winter snow road from Willow, Alaska, supported by a US$43.4M U.S. Department of War award.
To date 95% of major equipment has arrived in Willow and ~70% has been dispatched along the winter trail to site; cold conditions and ice bridges enable heavy loads.
Nova (NASDAQ: NVA) reported 2025 surface sampling at the RPM regional and ridgeline area of the Estelle project, returning high-grade rock assays up to 24.6 g/t Au and soil highs to 5.5 g/t Au. The RPM ridgeline is identified as a high-priority 2026 drill target.
The program collected 430 soils, 170 rocks and 26 stream sediments across 75 line-km; follow-up drilling and expanded sampling are planned for 2026.