Latest Mineral Resources (ASX:MIN) News

Small caps did the heavy lifting this week, led by two big discovery stories in resources. Funding raises and takeover moves kept attention on who can pay for the next step, not just promise it.

Speculative money piled into new discoveries and tight-supply metals, while a handful of small caps were sold hard on thin liquidity. The week’s biggest moves came from PGMs and tungsten on the way up, and micro-cap gas on the way down.

Mineral Resources Limited has upgraded its lithium production guidance and reported record iron ore shipments in Q2 FY26, alongside a significant reduction in net debt and a strategic joint venture with POSCO Holdings.

Mineral Resources Limited and POSCO Holdings have agreed to form a $1.2 billion joint venture for their lithium assets, marking a significant step in global lithium supply partnerships. The deal will strengthen MinRes’ balance sheet and deepen ties between Australia and Korea in critical minerals.

Mineral Resources Limited reported a record quarter with Onslow Iron reaching full capacity and lithium prices surging 31%, while maintaining FY26 guidance and strengthening its Board.

Mineral Resources Limited has priced a US$700 million senior unsecured notes offering at 7.000%, aiming to refinance its existing higher-cost debt due in 2027. The move signals a strategic effort to optimise its capital structure amid evolving market conditions.

Mineral Resources Limited has released its inaugural Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves statements for the Pilbara Hub, revealing a substantial 161 million tonnes resource and 50.7 million tonnes reserve at robust iron grades. The inclusion of the Lamb Creek deposit promises to extend the hub’s production profile by five years, pending approvals.

Mineral Resources Limited reported FY25 results highlighting record mining services earnings driven by Onslow Iron's ramp-up, offset by lithium challenges and significant impairments. The company is focused on deleveraging and strengthening governance as it transitions to long-life, low-cost assets.

Mineral Resources Limited reports a challenging FY25 marked by lithium price volatility and operational hurdles, but highlights strong progress at Onslow Iron and a strategic focus on governance and deleveraging.

Mineral Resources Limited reported a challenging FY25 with a 15% drop in revenue and underlying EBITDA amid weaker commodity prices, while Onslow Iron reached its nameplate capacity, setting the stage for FY26 growth.

Mineral Resources Limited posted a $896 million statutory loss for FY25, driven by significant impairments, while Onslow Iron achieved commercial production and governance reforms reshape the board.

Mineral Resources Limited has met its FY25 production and cost guidance across all segments, boosted by a cashflow-positive Onslow Iron joint venture and record low costs at Wodgina. The company also strengthened its board and initiated a governance review.