Lachlan Star reported production results for the quarter ended March 2013. The company reported that it mined 21,220 ounces of gold in the March 2013 quarter, up 14% from the previous quarter. This follows a gradual increase in the total tonnage of ore mined as its Komatsu fleet started operations in the quarter as well as a 21% increase in average grades due to increasing grade contribution from the Chisperos pit. Waste to ore ratios continue to fall in line with the mine plan and were down 17% on the previous quarter and were 2.6:1 in the month of March. The current mine plan envisages a waste:ore ratio of 1.6:1 by the end of calendar 2013 and a Life of Mine average of 1:1. Gold stacked was up slightly to 17,940 ounces from the 17,855 ounces stacked in the previous quarter despite ore tonnage stacked being down by 7%, due to higher grades offsetting the lower tonnage stacked.

The company announced that in addition, current director Peter Babin will assume day to day responsibility for the company from July 1, 2013 when he takes up his new role as the company's president. Babin was also formerly the president of Royal Gold. Mick McMullen, the current Executive Chairman, will return to a non-executive chairman role once Peter Babin assumes the president position. Management of operations will remain with the current chief operating officer Bira de Oliveira.