The Welcome Again mine sign, Mining Lease 10125, beside a red dirt track with an old four-wheel drive
The Welcome Again mine sign

Welcome Again

25km south of Charters TowersCIL feed · Production Ready

Key facts

Welcome Again key facts
Location25km south of Charters Towers, North Queensland; about 200km by haul road from the hub
StatusProduction Ready
Processing routeCIL feed
CommodityGold
TenureMining Leases ML10125 and ML10124
JORC resource102,000 oz Au: Indicated 24,000 oz @ 24.0 g/t plus Inferred 78,000 oz @ 10.7 g/t
Resource estimatePathfinder Exploration, 2020
Ore Reserve20,100 oz at 12.01 g/t Au (current formal Ore Reserve)

Overview

Welcome Again is the portfolio’s highest-grade asset. It lies 25km south of Charters Towers on Mining Leases ML10125 and ML10124, about 200km by haul road from the processing hub, and is planned as feed for the CIL circuit.

The JORC resource is 102,000 oz of gold: 24,000 oz Indicated at 24.0 g/t plus 78,000 oz Inferred at 10.7 g/t. The current formal Ore Reserve is 20,100 oz at 12.01 g/t Au.

The mineralisation is Charters Towers-style, which is known to extend to 1,200m depth in the district.

Seven members of the Great Eastern Gold team standing by the Welcome Again mine sign in tall dry grass
Senior management and board members on a visit to the Welcome Again mine in 2026. From left: Chief Operating Officer Colin Donegan, Senior Exploration Geologist Stewart Parker, Director and Corporate Partner Brian Hemsworth, Chief Geologist Adam Todd, Chairman Kingsley Allen, Chief Executive Officer Marcus Grubb and Advisor James Marler.

Highlights

  • Indicated resource of 24,000 oz @ 24.0 g/t Au, the highest grade in the portfolio
  • Charters Towers-style mineralisation, known to extend to 1,200m depth in the district
  • Free, coarse gold with pyrite and negligible deleterious elements
  • Regional CIL recoveries on the same ore style: Blackjack 95–97%, Citigold 98%, Imperial Mine above 97%

Maps and sections

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Welcome Again long section, with drill intercepts
Geology of Mining Leases ML10124 and ML10125
3D orebody model with drill holes MH16, MH40, MH41 and MH44