Novo Resources looking to acquire remaining 50% of Belltopper gold project

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Novo Resources Corp executive co-chairman Michael Spreadborough joined Proactive's Steve Darling to share news the company has entered into an agreement to acquire the remaining 50% and become the sole owner of the Belltopper gold project in Australia’s Victorian Goldfields.

Spreadborough tells Proactive the company is looking to get working on the project with diamond drilling planned in 2023 that will be designed to test remaining high-priority mapping targets.

He also shared with Proactive more about the Becher project where drilling is expected soon.