Novo Resources Corp., a prominent Australian gold explorer with significant operations and listings on both the ASX and TSX, has officially published its comprehensive 2025 Sustainability Report. The document, released on November 19, 2025, outlines the company's steadfast dedication to embedding responsible and sustainable practices throughout all its activities.
Three Pillars of Sustainable Operations
The newly released report is structured around three fundamental pillars that guide Novo's corporate philosophy. The first pillar, operating with integrity, emphasizes robust ethical governance and transparent business conduct. The second focuses on valuing people and communities, highlighting initiatives aimed at supporting employee development and fostering positive community relations. The third and equally critical pillar is respecting the environment, which details the company's ongoing efforts to minimize its ecological footprint.
Michael Spreadborough, the Executive Chairman of Novo Resources, provided a statement reinforcing the company's position. "Sustainability is at the heart of everything we do," he said. "This year’s report reflects our dedication to conducting business with integrity, investing in our people and communities, and ensuring that our operations respect and protect the environment. We believe that responsible practices are not only the right thing to do—they are essential for long-term value creation for our stakeholders."
Strategic Projects and Environmental Stewardship
Beyond its sustainability framework, Novo Resources maintains a diverse and strategic portfolio of exploration projects. Its primary focus is on discovering standalone gold and copper projects with development potential exceeding one million ounces. The company holds a substantial land package covering approximately 5,500 square kilometres in the Pilbara region of Western Australia.
Key ventures include the Egina Gold Camp, where a joint venture with Northern Star Resources Limited is underway. Northern Star is farming-in to the Becher Project, committing A$25 million in exploration expenditure over four years to earn a 50% interest. The report contextualizes this project by noting its similar geological characteristics to Northern Star's prolific 13.6 million-ounce Hemi Project.
Novo is also advancing other significant initiatives, which include:
- The Belltopper project in Victoria, Australia.
- A lithium joint venture with SQM Australia Pty Ltd in the Pilbara, providing exposure to battery metals.
- New high-grade gold projects in New South Wales, including the TechGen John Bull and Manhattan Tibooburra projects.
These projects align with the company's core strategy of identifying and exploring areas with significant resource potential while adhering to the sustainability principles laid out in the report.
Accessibility and Investor Relations
The complete 2025 Sustainability Report has been made publicly available on Novo Resources' official website. Stakeholders and interested parties can access the document directly at https://novoresources.com/sustainability/.
The release of this report was authorized by the company's Board of Directors, underscoring its importance to Novo's overall corporate strategy. For further inquiries, the company has provided contact information for its investor relations and media teams, ensuring transparent communication with its shareholders and the public.
