Latest Sunshine Metals (ASX:SHN) News

Sunshine Metals has upgraded its shallow gold resource at the Liontown prospect by 14%, enhancing contained ounces and grade ahead of a mining study due in January 2026. The company is advancing drilling and environmental permitting as it targets first production next year.

Sunshine Metals Limited will lift its trading suspension on 24 November 2025 following a key Supreme Court ruling. Investors await details on the court outcome that triggered the suspension.

Sunshine Metals Limited has voluntarily suspended trading of its shares pending a Supreme Court decision on a regulatory compliance issue related to a recent share issuance.

Sunshine Metals has reported compelling final assay results from its recent diamond drilling program at the Sybil project, confirming significant high-grade gold mineralisation and paving the way for expanded exploration in early 2026.

Sunshine Metals reports strong, shallow gold mineralisation across all drill holes at its Sybil project, reinforcing the potential of this underexplored epithermal system near Charters Towers.

Sunshine Metals Limited reported a solid cash position of AUD 5.1 million at the end of Q3 2025, supported by a strong financing inflow that offsets ongoing exploration expenditures.

Sunshine Metals reports significant progress in North Queensland with standout gold intersections at Sybil and a $5 million placement led by Lion Selection. Board reshuffle aligns leadership with growth strategy.

Sunshine Metals has completed a pivotal diamond drilling program at its Sybil gold project, revealing multiple high-grade gold intersections that bolster the prospect’s potential. The latest results highlight the presence of rich gold shoots within the A Vein and introduce a newly identified Splay Vein structure.

Sunshine Metals has reported its highest-grade gold intersection to date at the Sybil project, delivering 4.4 metres at 57.51 grams per tonne in early drilling results. This breakthrough highlights the prospect’s strong potential, with further assay results expected soon.

Sunshine Metals has completed nine diamond drill holes at its Sybil project’s Francis Creek prospect, intersecting multiple epithermal gold veins with encouraging geological textures. First assay results are expected in early October 2025, potentially shaping the future of this underexplored Queensland gold system.

Sunshine Metals has initiated a 14-hole diamond drilling campaign at its Sybil Epithermal Gold Project, targeting key high-grade veins at Francis Creek. This marks a significant step in unlocking the potential of a largely underexplored gold system analogous to the nearby Pajingo mine.

Sunshine Metals has raised $5 million through a placement to fast-track exploration at its Sybil epithermal gold targets and advance the Liontown gold study within its Ravenswood Consolidated Project.