Latest Mt Fisher News

Ragnar Metals has identified at least five interpreted open gold shoots at its Harnäs project in Sweden, including a 13.6 g/t Au interval. The exploration upside arrives alongside just A$87,000 in cash and a stated 0.16 quarters of funding, leaving the company reliant on fresh funding or liquid investments.

High-Tech Metals has signed a binding agreement that could allow up to 400,000 tonnes of Mt Fisher ore to be processed through Forrestania Resources’ nominated facility over 24 months. The deal creates a potential route to monetisation, but mining remains unapproved and the tonnage is a contractual ceiling rather than a production forecast.

Forrestania Resources has secured preferential access to up to 400,000 tonnes of gold-bearing ore from High-Tech Metals’ Mt Fisher project under a 24-month binding agreement. The deal expands a third-party feed pipeline ahead of Forrestania’s targeted December restart of processing at Edna May, although volumes, timing and financial contribution remain uncommitted.

High-Tech Metals has entered the December quarter with a 47% increase in the Mt Fisher Mineral Resource, $8.9 million in cash and a Wagtail development study approaching completion. The company now faces the harder test of converting resource growth into a credible production pathway.

High-Tech Metals will ask shareholders to approve a new identity, Beyond Discovery Limited, alongside a proposed ASX code change from HTM to BYD. The move signals a shift toward developing its Mt Fisher and Mt Eureka gold projects, but changes no assets, operations or capital structure.

High-Tech Metals has installed a new leadership team and arranged an 11.9% share crossing as it shifts focus from exploration to production at its Western Australian gold projects. The strategy is backed by approximately A$9 million in cash, but still depends on studies, approvals and shareholder decisions.

High-Tech Metals enters FY2027 with $9.8 million in cash after a major option exercise, while its Western Australian gold portfolio advances toward development. The company remains loss-making and has no Ore Reserves, leaving drilling, studies and future funding as the key tests.

High-Tech Metals has lifted its Mt Fisher gold resource by nearly half, adding a significant underground component beneath the historical pit. This expansion sets the stage for further drilling and development.

SSH Group delivered a 23% revenue increase and 79% profit rise in FY26, fueled by the strategic acquisition of Elphinstone Mechanical Services and strengthened partnerships.

High-Tech Metals has pinpointed four priority gold targets at its Mt Eureka South Prospect through an integrated geophysical and geochemical survey, setting the stage for targeted follow-up drilling.

High-Tech Metals has completed a major drilling program at Mt Fisher with promising early assays and delivered exceptional metallurgical recoveries at Wagtail, progressing both projects toward near-term production.

High-Tech Metals has released an updated Mineral Resource Estimate for its Wagtail Gold Deposit, boosting geological confidence and underpinning ongoing development work.