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St Barbara to Restart Touquoy Gold Operations in Nova Scotia

Tipranks - Thu Dec 11, 2025

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St. Barbara ( (AU:SBM) ) has shared an announcement.

St Barbara Limited has announced the completion of the Touquoy Restart Study, which supports the recommencement of operations at the Touquoy site in Nova Scotia. The study indicates strong project economics with a low capital requirement, leveraging existing infrastructure to produce 38,000 ounces of gold over a 13-month period. The improved permitting environment in Nova Scotia and rising gold prices have facilitated this restart, which is expected to contribute significantly to the local economy and provide employment opportunities. The project aims to generate positive cash flow and maintain environmental commitments, with future potential for renewable energy projects at the site.

The most recent analyst rating on (AU:SBM) stock is a Hold with a A$0.57 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on St. Barbara stock, see the AU:SBM Stock Forecast page.

More about St. Barbara

St Barbara Limited is a company operating in the mining industry, focusing on the production of gold. The company has various projects in Nova Scotia, Canada, including Touquoy, 15-Mile, Beaver Dam, and Cochrane Hill, with a market focus on leveraging existing infrastructure for efficient gold production.

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