Duketon Gold Project

The Duketon Gold Project in the North-Eastern Goldfields region of Western Australia encompasses Garden Well, Rosemont and Moolart Well and several smaller satellite sites. Although it is predominantly fly-in, fly-out (FIFO), the Project also uses staff from local communities such as Mulga Queen, Laverton and Kalgoorlie drive-in, drive-out (DIDO) to site.

At Garden Well, we prioritise comfort, connection, and community. Our accommodation village features Wi-Fi throughout, high-speed internet access in all rooms, and Wi-Fi calling to ensure you stay connected, no matter where you are.

Enjoy excellent social spaces designed for relaxation and connection. We believe in supporting a healthy work-life balance, offering flexible rosters and several weekly flights to help you be home for life’s important moments. Our safe, relaxed, and low-stress work environment is a point of pride—and a key reason Regis Resources is recognised as an employer of choice.

Regis Resources also value family and community. Each year, we host a Duketon Family Day on site and a Family Fun Night at Adventure World, giving our team and their loved ones a chance to come together and celebrate.

McPhillamys Gold Project

The 100% Regis-owned McPhillamys Gold Project is one of Australia’s larger undeveloped open-pittable gold resources. The Project is located approximately 250 kilometres west of Sydney in the Blayney-Kings Plains district, an established mining region of Central Western NSW. The investment required to construct and operate McPhillamys will provide a major economic boost and benefits to the local, NSW and Australian economies.

Since purchasing the McPhillamys Gold Project in 2012, Regis has invested over $300M in the exploration, scientific studies and design reviews that have informed the planning assessment process.  In March 2023 the project was approved by the NSW Independent Planning Commission and the Federal Government, subject to a range of consent conditions.

During FY24, Regis progressed the McPhillamys DFS and in April 2024 an update on key financial metrics was provided.  After the end of FY24, the detailed results of the DFS were released outlining the potential for a robust, long-life open pit mine with solid financial metrics. However, on 16 August 2024, the Federal Minster for the Environment and Water announced a Section 10 declaration over a part of McPhillamys, resulting in the loss of access to the planned tailings storage facility (TSF) area. This Section 10 declaration has rendered the Project, in its current form, unviable.  As a consequence of the Section 10 declaration, Regis has withdrawn the Project outcomes of the McPhillamys DFS. This includes taking a non0cash impairment of $192 million against a significant proportion of the carrying value of McPhillamys withdrawing the 1.89Moz of Ore Reserves previously declared with the Project.   Regis is assessing the Section 10 decision and is considering all legal options.