Pantoro Ltd (ASX:PNR, OTC:PNTOF) managing director Paul Cmrlec talked with Proactive’s Tylah Tully about updates from the Norseman Gold Project in Western Australia, particularly its Scotia Mine. Cmrlec highlighted that recent grade control drilling results had returned high-grade intersections, extending beyond the existing reserve position. "The big news is that there's quite a bit of development at high grades well outside of the old reserve position," he said, emphasising the project's growth potential. As the company continues its development efforts, Cmrlec noted that recent results had identified a 70-metre mine extension and more than 100 metres of new development outside the current plan. He stated that Pantoro remained on track to reach full steady-state production at Scotia by the end of the March quarter, with production expected to surpass 100,000 ounces annually when combined with other Norseman operations. Additionally, open-pit mining at Princess Royal is set to begin in early March, with significant ore production anticipated in the second half of the year. With Scotia ramping up and new developments underway, Pantoro is set for an eventful and productive year ahead. #Pantoro #GoldMining #NorsemanGold #ASXStocks #MiningNews #ScotiaMine #GoldExploration #Investing #AustraliaMining