Vox Royalty Acquires 2% Royalty on White Dam Gold Mine for $3.57m

Vox Royalty has acquired a 2% royalty on the White Dam gold mine in South Australia for $3.57m. The royalty covers approximately 400km² of granted mining and exploration tenure in Curnamona Province, near Broken Hill.

The White Dam gold mine, operated by Broken Hill Gold, previously produced approximately 180,000oz of gold from 2010 to 2018. The mine is now targeting annual gold production of between 15,000oz and 20,000oz. First gold from the recommissioned heap leach operation was produced in April 2026.

The royalty is uncapped, not subject to buyback or reduction, and extends for the full duration of the tenements. Completion of the acquisition is expected within five business days after all conditions are satisfied or waived.

## Why it matters The acquisition of the royalty by Vox Royalty provides the company with a significant interest in the White Dam gold mine. The mine's previous production and current targets suggest a promising future for gold production in the region. The royalty interest also covers a large area of mining and exploration tenure, providing potential for future discoveries.

The White Dam gold mine is an important asset for Broken Hill Gold, and the company's plans to restart mining using fresh ore in 2027 and expand the operation are likely to have a positive impact on the local economy. The acquisition of the royalty by Vox Royalty is also a significant investment in the Australian mining industry.

## What happens next The completion of the acquisition is subject to customary conditions precedent, and Vox Royalty is expected to finalize the deal within five business days. Once the acquisition is complete, Vox Royalty will be entitled to 2% of the net smelter returns from both gold and copper produced at the White Dam tenements. The company will likely be closely watching the progress of the mine and the potential for future discoveries in the region.