Australian Metals and Mining Stock News

As the Australian market opens the new financial year with little movement, hovering around 8,780 points, global influences like the U.S.-Iran tensions and tech-driven Wall Street gains continue to shape investor sentiment. Amidst these broader market dynamics, penny stocks remain a compelling area for those seeking investment opportunities in smaller or newer companies. Despite their somewhat outdated name, penny stocks can offer surprising value when backed by solid financials and...

Centuria Capital Group recently completed a A$200,000,000 follow-on equity offering at A$2.00 per stapled security as part of a fully underwritten A$300,000,000 equity raising, alongside confirming a final distribution of A$0.052 per stapled security for the six months to 30 June 2026. The capital raising supports Centuria’s A$454,000,000 acquisition of a 50% interest in Sydney CBD office assets via a new unlisted fund, signalling a meaningful expansion of its Australian office footprint and...

HUB24 Limited has appointed Mr. Andrew Formica as a Non-Executive Director, effective 1 July 2026, adding his 30-plus years of global investment management experience and placing him on the People and Culture, Audit and Nomination Committees. Formica’s concurrent roles at Magellan Financial Group, Barrenjoey and Vinva Holdings mean HUB24’s board now includes a director deeply engaged across multiple parts of the funds management and capital markets ecosystem. We’ll now examine how bringing...

Insiders who bought Mt Malcolm Mines NL ( ASX:M2M ) in the last 12 months may probably not pay attention to the stock's...

MLG announced it has previously secured a crushing services contract worth about A$70,000,000 with Develop Global for the Pioneer Dome Lithium Project in Western Australia, covering an integrated 12‑month mining and crushing campaign that began in July 2026. This agreement highlights that Pioneer Dome has moved into an operational phase with third‑party mining and crushing support locked in for early production. We’ll now examine how this contracted 12‑month mining and crushing campaign at...

Insiders who bought Way 2 Vat Ltd ( ASX:W2V ) stock in the last 12 months were richly rewarded last week. The company's...

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Global manufacturing, inflation and currency trends are moving in different directions across regions, so it helps to focus on companies where management has real skin in the game and growth remains a clear priority. That is exactly what the Fast Growing Stocks With High Insider Ownership screener aims to highlight, by filtering for businesses where insiders are heavily invested alongside you and analysts see strong prospects. In this article, you will see 3 stocks from that screener that...

With growth signals mixed across regions, inflation still a concern in several markets, and central banks keeping financial conditions tight, many investors are looking for clearer anchors in company fundamentals. Reliable cash generation can matter more when supply chains, trade flows, and policy expectations shift month to month. The Undervalued Stocks Based On Cash Flows screener focuses on companies where discounted cash flow estimates from SWS suggest the share price sits below fair...

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Gold has been back in the spotlight as investors and central banks look for shelter from geopolitical tensions, stubborn inflation pressures, and questions around government debt. For many, the Elite Gold Stocks screener is an efficient way to filter this noisy backdrop down to a focused list of gold mining companies with stronger balance sheets and lower production costs. That combination can help these miners stay more resilient if gold prices move around. In this article, you will see 3 of...

Orica has approved the development of a commercial-scale green hydrogen production facility in the Hunter Valley, targeted to begin operations in early 2029 and displacing part of its natural gas feedstock. The project is expected to cut the company’s carbon dioxide equivalent emissions by about 35,000 tonnes a year, underscoring how emissions reduction is becoming central to Orica’s long-term industrial footprint. We’ll now examine how Orica’s decision to invest in a commercial-scale green...

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Recent commentary has put Liontown Resources back in the spotlight as part of a broader reassessment of ASX lithium and battery-materials stocks, with attention on how emerging spodumene producers fit into a recovering sector backdrop. The discussion is increasingly centered on whether companies like Liontown can secure reliable project funding, bankable offtake agreements, and disciplined cost control to stand alongside more established lithium producers. We’ll now explore how this renewed...

As the Australian share market opens the new financial year on a steady note, with the ASX hovering around 8,780 points, investors are keeping a watchful eye on global influences like U.S.-Iran tensions and tech-driven gains on Wall Street. In this environment of cautious optimism and fluctuating commodity prices, dividend stocks can offer stability and income potential for portfolios seeking resilience amid market uncertainties.

As the Australian share market opens the new financial year with little movement, hovering around 8,780 points, investors remain cautious amid global uncertainties such as geopolitical tensions and fluctuating commodity prices. In this environment, growth companies with strong insider ownership can offer a unique appeal, as they often signal confidence from those who know the business best and may provide resilience in uncertain times.

As the Australian market opens the new financial year with a steady performance, hovering around 8,780 points in futures, investors are closely watching global influences such as U.S.-Iran tensions and Wall Street's tech-driven momentum. In this environment of cautious optimism and fluctuating commodity prices, identifying undervalued stocks like FINEOS Corporation Holdings can offer potential opportunities for those seeking value investments amidst broader economic uncertainties.

As the Australian market opens the new financial year with a steady outlook, global indices such as the Nasdaq and FTSE are showing positive momentum, reflecting broader market sentiment influenced by factors like U.S. consumer confidence and geopolitical tensions. In this environment, identifying promising small-cap stocks can be key to enhancing your portfolio, especially when these companies demonstrate resilience and potential for growth amidst fluctuating economic conditions.

As the Australian market starts the new financial year on a flat note, with the ASX hovering around 8,780 points, global influences such as U.S.-Iran tensions and tech-driven gains in Wall Street continue to shape investor sentiment. Penny stocks, although an older term, remain relevant for those looking at smaller or newer companies that often offer potential growth at lower price points. By focusing on those with strong balance sheets and solid fundamentals, investors can uncover hidden...

REA Group Ltd. has confirmed that independent Non-executive Director Kelly Bayer Rosmarin will retire from the Board at the October 8, 2026 AGM, after nearly five years of service and membership on the Audit, Risk & Compliance Committee, to focus on her full-time executive role. Her planned departure, alongside the Board’s search for a new independent Non-executive Director, highlights ongoing governance reshaping at a time when REA’s capital management, property listing trends and broader...