Antilles Gold Limited Antilles Gold Limited engages in the exploration, evaluation, and development of mineral properties primarily in Cuba through a 50:50 joint venture with GeoMinera SA, the Cuban government's mining company, via its subsidiary Minera La Victoria SA. The company focuses on gold, silver, copper, and antimony deposits; its principal projects include the Nueva Sabana open pit mine in central Cuba, planned for commissioning in Q4 2025 to produce gold and copper-gold concentrates with metallurgical recoveries of 83% for oxide gold and 82% for copper; the La Demajagua open pit mine on the Isle of Youth, scheduled for mid-2027 commissioning with estimated annual production of 75,000 ounces gold equivalent in gold-arsenopyrite concentrate and additional gold-silver-antimony concentrate; and exploration concessions such as El Pilar (covering copper-gold porphyry deposits including El Pilar, Gaspar, and Camilo), La Cristina in the Sierra Maestra copper belt (prospective for copper-gold-molybdenum porphyry systems), and San Nicholas. Operations target low-cost mining in Cuba's under-explored mineral-rich terrain, serving global commodity markets with offtake arrangements; the company maintains headquarters in Bowral, Australia, where it was incorporated in 1984, formerly as PanTerra Gold Limited until its name change in November 2020. Recent developments encompass binding offtake agreements signed in May 2025 with a major global commodities trader for 100% of Nueva Sabana's gold and copper-gold concentrates, yielding 12% higher payables than pre-feasibility estimates; a November 4, 2025, binding memorandum of understanding for an engineering, procurement, and construction contract plus credit facility for the Nueva Sabana copper-gold mine; updated financial analysis for the project's pre-feasibility study; quotation of new securities on the ASX; and plans to recommence exploration in 2027 on porphyry copper prospects, alongside potential expansions at Nueva Sabana into underlying sulphides and El Pilar porphyry, and extensions at La Demajagua beyond 2036.