An established asset with a strong foundation for redevelopment. Located in the broader Texas district, Twin Hills combines a historical open pit, established site infrastructure, on-site accommodation, and recent technical activity — providing a practical base for future redevelopment.
Twin Hills is one of the cornerstone assets within the Silver Star Resources portfolio. The site includes key physical assets such as smelting and solution pond infrastructure, core handling facilities, workshops, offices, and accommodation, all of which support ongoing site activity and future development planning. Recent dewatering and drilling programs have advanced understanding of the asset, while strengthening its position within Silver Star Resources’ broader project pipeline. With infrastructure already in place and technical work continuing to refine the scale of the opportunity, Twin Hills represents a strategically positioned project with a strong operational foundation and clear scope for further growth.
The Twin Hills pit is a central part of the project and remains a significant on-site asset. Silver Star Resources has already reduced the pit water inventory by approximately 30 megalitres, improving site accessibility and supporting future operational planning.
With a depth of approximately 38 metres, this progress highlights practical on-ground advancement and the work already undertaken to prepare the Twin Hills pit for the next stage of development.
Twin Hills is located in the broader Texas district in Queensland, at 8872 Stanthorpe Texas Road, Texas, Queensland 4385. The project sits within a connected project area — less than one kilometre from Mt. Gunyan and just over one kilometre from the Silver Spur slag deposit — positioning it centrally within Silver Star Resources’ broader Texas Silver corridor.
Twin Hills — Texas District, Queensland
Positioned within the Texas district, Queensland, forming part of a connected project area alongside Mt. Gunyan and Silver Spur.
Existing smelting and solution pond facilities, core handling, workshops, offices and accommodation already in place on site.
Recent dewatering, drilling and reanalysis of historical core continue to refine understanding of the deposit.
2025 drilling confirmed mineralisation at depth, supporting the case for further step-out and infill drilling.
Twin Hills continues to demonstrate both exploration and redevelopment potential through a combination of historical drilling results and more recent technical work. Historical drilling at the site extended to depths of approximately 420 metres, while recent desktop review and reanalysis of historical core for silver and gold have further refined understanding of the deposit and its broader mineralised system.
More recently, drilling undertaken in 2025 confirmed mineralisation at depth, strengthening the case for continued exploration and highlighting the potential for further growth through step-out and infill drilling.
Twin Hills also benefits from a retained core library and associated technical materials, providing a valuable resource for ongoing geological review, reinterpretation, and future program design. Access to historical core supports more efficient technical work by allowing Silver Star Resources to reassess previous drilling, validate historical interpretations, and refine future targeting without relying solely on new field activity.
Twin Hills Project
Historical open pit and site infrastructure retained on site, including smelting and solution pond facilities, workshops, offices and accommodation. Approximately 30 megalitres of water has been removed from the pit, improving site accessibility.
2025 drilling confirmed mineralisation at depth. A retained core library and recent desktop review continue to support reinterpretation of historical results and refinement of future targeting.
Continued step-out and infill drilling to build on confirmed mineralisation and further refine the scale of the opportunity as technical work advances.
An established asset with infrastructure in place, active technical progress, and clear scope for future redevelopment within the Texas district.
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