Latest Admiralty Resources (ASX:ADY) News

Admiralty Resources reported a $3.1 million cash outflow for the December quarter, with less than one quarter of funding available. Despite this, the company expects to maintain operations supported by iron ore sales and a significant prepayment.

Admiralty Resources has ramped up production at its Mariposa Iron Ore Project in Chile, securing key contracts with Trafigura and Compañía Minera del Pacífico amid ongoing audit delays.

A control fight and a big private equity payout topped this week’s finance moves, while several small-cap lenders and fund managers slid hard. Platform operators kept printing inflows, but investors stayed quick to punish anything that looked uncertain.

The ASX has released its latest list of entities suspended from trading for over three months, highlighting looming deadlines for report lodgement and trading resumption plans. Failure to meet these deadlines could lead to removal from the official list.

Admiralty Resources has secured a pivotal contract with global trader Trafigura to market its Mariposa Iron Ore, marking a key step towards commercial production and revenue generation.

Admiralty Resources NL reported a mixed cash flow quarter ending September 2025, balancing operating outflows with investing and financing inflows to maintain a solid funding runway.

Admiralty Resources NL reported steady production growth at its Mariposa Iron Ore Project in Chile, securing key export approvals and infrastructure progress despite a delay in its audited financial statements that led to ASX suspension.

Admiralty Resources NL reported a cash balance of $1.738 million at the end of June 2025, supported by financing facilities that provide nearly seven quarters of operational funding. The company’s latest cash flow report reveals ongoing investment in exploration alongside careful management of its loan facilities.

Admiralty Resources NL reports steady progress at its Mariposa Iron Ore Project in Chile, securing a major sales contract and advancing critical infrastructure during Q2 2025.

Admiralty Resources has obtained temporary road transport approval in Chile, enabling the shipment of up to 150,000 tonnes of iron ore concentrate from its Mariposa project. This milestone advances the project closer to full production amid ongoing regulatory progress.

Admiralty Resources NL reported a modest operating cash inflow of A$398,000 for Q1 2025, offset by significant investing outflows tied to the Mariposa project. The company maintains a solid cash position supported by existing loan facilities maturing at year-end.

Admiralty Resources NL has made significant strides in ramping up production at its Mariposa Iron Ore Project in Chile, delivering 100,000 tonnes of high-grade concentrate and progressing key infrastructure and regulatory approvals during the March 2025 quarter.