Iguana

The Iguana gold deposit is situated within the Kunanalling district of the Goldfields-Esperance region, Western Australia, proximate to Kalgoorlie-Boulder in the Eastern Goldfields. The terrain is characterised by extreme aridity, sparse vegetation, and high evaporation rates typical of the semi-arid Western Australian interior. Water supply infrastructure — including managed aquifer access, bore-field networks, and process water recycling systems — represents a critical operational dependency for any development or processing activity at this site.

The Iguana project, forming part of Beacon Minerals Limited's Lady Ida Project, is currently in the development and construction phase. Active procurement priorities at this stage include:

• Earthworks and civil construction contracting
• Site establishment and access road preparation
• Resource definition drilling services
• Geotechnical and hydrogeological investigation
• Camp and site infrastructure mobilisation

Contractor mobilisation and early-stage site works define the current B2B engagement window.

The Iguana deposit is a gold-bearing system within the Eastern Goldfields greenstone belt. Engineering planning at this development stage focuses on:

• Primary crushing and grinding circuit design and procurement
• Gold recovery process circuit selection (gravity concentration and/or CIL)
• Reagent supply chains for leaching and carbon management
• On-site power generation infrastructure by category
• Tailings storage facility engineering and construction

Physical-chemical reagent specifications and metallurgical testwork outcomes will govern final circuit configuration.

Operating within the Eastern Goldfields, Beacon Minerals is subject to Aboriginal Heritage Act obligations and engagement requirements with Traditional Owner groups prior to and throughout ground disturbance activities. B2B priorities in this domain include:

• Heritage survey and clearance contracting with qualified practitioners
• Procurement preference frameworks engaging Aboriginal-owned enterprises
• Environmental baseline monitoring and rehabilitation bonding
• Compliance with WorkSafe WA safety management plan requirements under the Work Health and Safety (Mines) Regulations 2022 (WA)