
US-based Nova Minerals is exploring major investment opportunities in the mining sector of Pakistan, particularly for antimony and rare earth minerals. With active interest from both sides, the discussions signal potential long-term collaboration and increased foreign investment in the country’s mineral landscape.
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US-based Nova Minerals Limited, listed on both Nasdaq and the ASX, has expressed serious interest in investment in the growing mineral and mining sector of Pakistan. There is a strong focus on antimony and rare earth minerals, which are two areas where strong geological potential exists. Led by the firm’s CEO Christopher Gerteisen, a delegation that met with the Minister for the Board of Investment, Qaiser Ahmed Sheikh of Pakistan, explored possible collaborations.
The company intends to evaluate opportunities through technical partnerships, feasibility studies, and joint projects with local firms. The delegation informed during the meeting that the geological diversity and continuous policy reforms make Pakistan an attractive destination for long-term mineral exploration.
Minister Qaiser Sheikh welcomed the interest, noting that the government encourages responsible, technology-backed mining initiatives supporting sustainability and creating local value. He said these investments will help in strengthening the ecosystem required to attract more international players in Pakistan’s mining sector. The minister also underlined that the Prime Minister of Pakistan, Shehbaz Sharif, fully supports foreign investment and joint ventures, regarding them as an important pillar for economic growth and modernization. The positive engagement reflects growing confidence among global investors in the country’s evolving business environment