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Capstone began the September quarter with US$367.1 million in cash and ended it with US$263.4 million. Between those dates, it reported another EBITDA record. The spending accounts explain how both happened.
PDI Gold poured 17% less gold last quarter, yet revenue still jumped 30%. The gap between those two numbers is where the real story sits.
The strongest number in Lynas’s September report was its selling price. Customers paid more, revenue rose and production recovered. Keeping those gains will take work, starting with two planned shutdowns in the December quarter.
Kiaka processed more ore and delivered more gold in September. That improvement carried West African Resources to another quarterly record, despite a quieter period at Sanbrado.
Sandfire produced less copper than in June, but enough to keep its annual plan intact. The September result leaves investors watching for better grades at MATSA and whether fuel costs ease at Motheo.
The Ramelius Resources forecast for FY27 remains unchanged. That cost sits above the annual guidance range. Ramelius expects production to rise quarter by quarter…
America has helium underground. Its factories need usable gas delivered above ground. Between those two points sit processing plants, permits and transport arrangements that a resource estimate cannot replace.
Two of Rio Tinto’s bauxite mines are approaching the end of production. Kangwinan gives the company a replacement source, with additional capacity at Weipa and a larger role for Amrun’s existing port.
BHP AGM 2026 results: shareholders backed the board and CEO, and copper now drives over half of earnings.
Fortescue moved 46.8 million tonnes of iron ore through its shipping operations in September’s quarter. Sales came in almost four million tonnes lower. That gap now matters alongside the cost of producing the ore.
