SURFACE

Teal sells despite slip

INTERMIN Resources has received first cash flow from its Teal gold mine after an initial 9700 tonne batch grading 2.7 grams per tonne gold was successfully hauled, sampled and processed through the Paddington Mill in the Western Australian Goldfields.

Karma Barndon
Paddington Mill.

Paddington Mill.

The Teal pit recently went through independent geotechnical evaluation and had extensive remedial work done on its west and east walls after heavy rainfall and localised flooding in the area in April caused...

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