Latest Manuka Resources (Asx:Mkr) News

Manuka Resources has initiated a significant drilling campaign at Mt Boppy targeting deep gold extensions and new discoveries, while advancing its Pipeline Ridge shallow gold exploration. The company also remains on track to restart silver production at Wonawinta in Q2 2026.

Manuka Resources has signed a term sheet for a US$22.5 million loan facility to fund the restart of silver and gold production at its Wonawinta Silver Mine, targeting first production in Q2 2026. This financing complements a recent capital raise and aims to strengthen the company’s balance sheet ahead of production.

Manuka Resources has revised its exploration target disclosures to comply with JORC standards and announced an accelerated gold drilling program targeting extensions at Mt Boppy and shallow mineralisation at Pipeline Ridge, with results expected early 2026.

Manuka Resources is set to kick off a significant gold exploration drilling campaign in the Cobar Basin this December, targeting deep extensions at Mt Boppy and shallow deposits at Pipeline Ridge. The results, expected early next year, could reshape the company’s production outlook.

Manuka Resources has secured significant funding and restructured debt to support the restart of its Australian mines, while awaiting a pivotal environmental decision on its New Zealand Taranaki VTM Project.

Manuka Resources has restructured A$18.2 million of trade finance debt with Tennant Metals, converting part to equity and easing its capital costs ahead of a major silver production ramp-up in 2026.

Manuka Resources has raised A$15 million to accelerate production at its Wonawinta Silver Mine and fund exploration drilling at Mt Boppy and Pipeline Ridge in New South Wales.

Manuka Resources has addressed ASX queries about its recent share price and volume spike, attributing the movement to soaring gold and silver prices and its planned production restart in early 2026.

Manuka Resources has gained approval for a secondary listing on the New Zealand Stock Exchange, enhancing trading access for local shareholders and supporting its strategic growth in critical and precious metals projects across New Zealand and Australia.

Manuka Resources has received a binding debt offer to refinance existing obligations and support the restart of its Wonawinta silver and gold processing plant in early 2026, leveraging current high metal prices.

Manuka Resources’ subsidiary Trans-Tasman Resources has entered a pivotal phase as an expert panel starts assessing its Fast Track application for seabed mining off New Zealand’s coast, aiming to unlock significant economic and mineral export potential.

Manuka Resources has successfully completed a fully underwritten entitlement offer, raising nearly $8 million before costs, supplemented by an additional placement to sub-underwriters and creditors.