Mount Todd Gold Project
Vista’s ready-to-build Mount Todd Gold Project (Mt Todd) is one of the largest development-stage gold deposits in Australia, with measured and indicated gold resources totalling more than 7.8 million ounces.
Situated 250 km southeast of Darwin and just over 40 km from Katherine, Mt Todd offers significant scale, development optionality, growth opportunities, advanced local infrastructure, community support and demonstrated economic feasibility. All major operating and environmental permits necessary to initiate development are in place.
Mt Todd is a brownfield development project with significant existing infrastructure (current replacement value of approximately A$130 million) including:
- paved access from the major transportation corridor
- a natural gas pipeline to site for future power generation
- medium-tension power lines for present power needs
- a freshwater reservoir
- tailings impoundment facility
- readily available labour and technical personnel.
Mt Todd will undertake conventional open pit mining operations, extracting ore for onsite processing through a newly constructed carbon-in-leach plant.
A refreshed feasibility study on the project was published in July 2025, outlining a smaller scale operation with potential production of around 150,000 ounces of gold per year and an estimated initial capital expenditure (CAPEX) of US$425 million.
- Investment type: brownfield
- Status: approvals in place (seeking replacement licence)
- Region: Big Rivers, Northern Territory, Australia
- Project value: initial CAPEX of US$400 million
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