Adyton Resources Corporation has been granted the Environment Permit EP-L2(1080) by Papua New Guinea's Conservation and Environment Protection Authority for its Wapolu Project. This permit confirms compliance with environmental standards and marks a key step toward resuming mining operations, pending final approvals for mining leases. The company aims to restart mining and processing by Q4 2026, working closely with local communities and regulatory bodies. The Wapolu Project, alongside the Gameta licence area, represents significant gold resources on Fergusson Island, supporting Adyton's growth in Papua New Guinea's mineral sector.
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