Latest Production News

Black Canyon Limited has revealed significant high-grade iron and manganese assay results from its Wandanya project, confirming a promising dual commodity discovery in Western Australia.

Brookside Energy announces an on-market share buy-back of up to 4.8 million shares, aiming to return capital and support its growth strategy amid evolving market conditions.

Black Cat Syndicate has inked a binding agreement to purchase up to 125,000 tonnes of ore from Auric Mining, aiming to boost gold production at its Lakewood facility starting September 2025.

Bellevue Gold Limited has reported a record free cash flow of A$67 million for the June 2025 quarter, driven by strong production and operational improvements, setting a robust foundation for FY26.

Regis Resources closed FY25 with gold production near the upper guidance range and a robust cash and bullion position of $517 million, signaling strong operational momentum.

Northern Star Resources has met its FY25 gold sales guidance with strong June quarter results and outlined an ambitious FY26 production and capital expenditure plan focused on growth and operational readiness.

Alkane Resources has met its FY2025 gold production guidance with 70,120 ounces from Tomingley, while significantly strengthening its cash and investment position.

Dreadnought Resources advances its Gifford Creek Carbonatite project with a targeted diamond drilling campaign to supply metallurgical samples amid rising commercial interest in rare earths and critical metals.

Ramelius Resources has delivered a record-breaking 301,664 ounces of gold in FY25, surpassing guidance and generating robust free cash flow, while advancing its strategic acquisition of Spartan Resources.

Auric Mining has finalized a crucial toll milling and ore purchase agreement with Black Cat Syndicate, enabling processing of up to 125,000 tonnes of ore from its Munda Starter Pit. This milestone sets the stage for gold production commencing in October 2025 and expected cash flow in the final quarter of the year.

Site Group International faces a $10 million Federal Court penalty for unconscionable conduct, while its subsidiary Site Institute Pty Ltd moves forward under a Deed of Company Arrangement.

MaxoTel, already Vonex’s largest shareholder, has agreed to acquire the remaining shares of Vonex at a significant premium, setting the stage for full ownership pending shareholder and court approvals.