Latest Production Guidance News

Orezone Gold outlines 2026 production and cost outlook for its newly acquired Casa Berardi mine, highlighting a transitional phase with higher costs and planned exploration ramp-up.

Fenix Resources delivered a record 1.3 million tonnes shipment in June quarter, meeting FY26 guidance with 4.4 million tonnes and setting a 14% higher FY27 target while holding costs steady.

West African Resources delivered 125,179 ounces of gold in Q2 2026, maintaining momentum toward its full-year guidance amid ongoing permitting hurdles and a major equity transaction at Kiaka.

Greatland Resources beat its FY26 gold production guidance by 6%, delivering 329,000 ounces and building cash reserves to $1.29 billion while maintaining zero debt.

Genesis Minerals delivered on its FY26 gold production targets for the third consecutive year, advancing the Tower Hill project ahead of schedule and completing the Magnetic Resources acquisition.

Boss Energy has delivered on its revised FY26 uranium production guidance with 1.41 million pounds of U3O8 and accelerated its feasibility study for the Honeymoon project, aiming to unlock future growth with a new life-of-mine plan by August 2026.

Vault Minerals met its FY26 gold production guidance with 336,540 ounces and has kicked off underground development at Sugar Zone, setting the stage for a plant restart in early FY28.

New Murchison Gold Limited (ASX:NMG) has boosted its Garden Gully Gold Project mineral resource by 47%, adding maiden resources for Lydia and Abbotts and lifting total contained gold to 359,000 ounces.

Ramelius Resources secures a key environmental nod from WA EPA, clearing the Roe Project to advance via a streamlined Part V approval process and setting the stage for early works in late 2026.

Beacon Minerals (ASX:BCN) has announced a combined dividend of AUD 0.255 per share for the year ending 30 June 2026, blending a fully franked cash payout with a substantial scrip component tied to Forrestania Resources shares.

Karoon Energy has pushed back production restoration at the Who Dat E manifold to the second half of 2027, prompting a significant downgrade to its 2026 output forecast. Operational setbacks at Who Dat and weather-impacted Baúna interventions weigh on near-term volumes.

Peak Processing has reported three consecutive months of positive EBITDA and raised its Q4 FY26 beverage production guidance to approximately 1.6 million units, surpassing earlier estimates.