Tassie, Vic gold output clears Kaiser Reef debt as cash hits $40M

The Sydney Morning Herald - Oct 26, 2026

Kaiser Reef produced 6263oz of gold, lifting cash to $40m, clearing its Henty acquisition loan in Tasmania and advancing underground drilling at Maldon in Victoria.

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