Latest Native Mineral Resources (ASX:NMR) News

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Native Mineral Resources has successfully poured 1,543 ounces of gold doré at its Blackjack Processing Plant, while progressing key operational and regulatory initiatives to optimise mining and processing activities.

Native Mineral Resources reports robust assay results from its 2026 drilling at Blackjack Gold Project, confirming high-grade gold mineralisation and supporting plans to expand the mining pit. Mining restart activities are advancing with production blasts completed and further optimisation underway.

Native Mineral Resources has made early repayments totalling nearly $2 million on its Collins St finance facility, reducing its debt well ahead of schedule. This move underscores the company's robust cash flow and strategic focus on its Charters Towers gold projects.

Native Mineral Resources’ board members have converted $1.62 million in options into 63 million new shares, reinforcing their commitment to the company’s growth strategy and key projects in northern Queensland.

Native Mineral Resources Holdings Limited reported a modest operating cash outflow in December 2025 but expects improved liquidity following recent gold sales and a $3 million convertible note raise.

Native Mineral Resources reported steady gold production at its Blackjack operations, completed key plant upgrades, and progressed joint ventures, supported by a $3 million convertible note raise.

Native Mineral Resources reports strong assay results from its Blackjack Gold Project in Queensland, revealing significant shallow gold mineralisation and prompting a restart of mining operations.

Native Mineral Resources has kicked off 2026 with a record 1,475 oz gold pour at its Blackjack Gold Operations, signalling strong momentum and operational progress in Queensland.

Native Mineral Resources Holdings has locked in a $3 million convertible note raising from Lind Global Fund III LP, with the option to access up to $10 million. The funding aims to bolster working capital and support growth in the Charters Tower region.

Native Mineral Resources has completed its final gold pour for 2025 at Blackjack, producing approximately 8.36kg of gold doré and generating nearly $10 million in revenue since July. The company is set to begin drilling at the Ravenswood Gold Project in January 2026 under a joint venture with Haoma Mining NL.