FAST-41 Backs Resolution Minerals’ Golden Gate

Resolution Minerals Ltd CEO of US Operations Craig Lindsay talked with Proactive about the company securing US Federal FAST-41 Transparency coverage for its Golden Gate tungsten-gold target in Idaho. The designation is Resolution Minerals’ second FAST-41 status for the Horse Heaven critical minerals project, following the inclusion of Antimony Ridge in the program in April 2026. Both of the project’s primary development targets have therefore been prioritised for a more coordinated federal permitting process. Lindsay explained that FAST-41 is intended to reduce permitting uncertainty by establishing agreed timelines, improving coordination between government agencies and publicly tracking progress. He said the permitting process had historically been one of the main obstacles facing critical minerals projects in the United States. Resolution Minerals has also completed 22 holes as part of a fully funded 13,700-metre drilling program. The company plans to complete more than 40 holes and is targeting a maiden resource estimate for Golden Gate. Future drilling is expected to test the approximately 1.5-kilometre gap between Golden Gate North and Golden Gate South. Resolution Minerals believes the two areas may be geologically connected along a north-south fault. Lindsay also discussed the company’s work on antimony and tungsten processing flowsheets and its longer-term ambition to develop a regional hub-and-spoke processing model capable of handling material from Horse Heaven and third-party mines. Visit Proactive’s YouTube channel for more interviews and market updates. Give the video a like, subscribe to the channel and enable notifications for future content.