Latest Lycopodium (ASX:LYL) News

Gold names split cleanly this week: one stock rocketed on tangible production progress, while another cratered as selling overwhelmed a big plan. Critical minerals kept drawing attention, but several gap-ups didn’t hold once early buyers took profits.

Lycopodium Limited has landed a major A$118 million contract to engineer and supply the Tulu Kapi Gold Project in Ethiopia, marking a significant step toward full gold production by mid-2028.

Lycopodium Limited reports strong half-year results for 1H FY26, driven by increased project delivery and strategic expansion into the Americas. The company updates its full-year guidance amid a robust pipeline across gold, copper, and critical minerals.

Lycopodium Limited has addressed ASX concerns over delayed director interest disclosures, attributing the lapse to an administrative oversight while reaffirming its compliance policies.

Lycopodium Limited projects steady growth for FY26 with revenue guidance of $390-$410 million, underpinned by strong project momentum and the strategic SAXUM acquisition expanding its footprint in the Americas.

Lycopodium Limited delivered robust FY25 financial results, hitting the top end of guidance with $339.6 million revenue and $42.2 million net profit. The company’s strategic SAXUM acquisition broadens its footprint in the Americas, positioning it well for growth in critical minerals and clean energy sectors.

Lycopodium Limited delivered FY25 results at the top end of guidance, reporting strong revenue and profit growth alongside strategic moves to deepen its global footprint, notably through the acquisition of Argentinian engineering firm SAXUM.

Lycopodium Limited has won a significant A$48 million EPCM contract from Perseus Mining to develop the Nyanzaga Gold Project in Tanzania, marking a third major collaboration between the two companies. The project aims for first gold production by early 2027.

Lycopodium Limited has secured a significant A$40 million contract to deliver engineering and construction management services for Osino’s Twin Hills Gold Project in Namibia, aiming for first gold production in early 2027.