Manuka Resources Ltd MKR
ASX · Australia · Non-Energy Minerals
AUD 0.0580-0.00 (-3.33%)
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Manuka Resources Limited recently completed the initial phase of diamond drilling at its Mt Boppy gold project and began a ~3,165m resource definition reverse circulation programme at the nearby Pipeline Ridge prospect, aiming to refine geological models and outline shallow, open-pit gold mineralisation. Although the Mt Boppy drilling returned only localised low-grade gold, it significantly sharpened the structural understanding that will guide follow-up work on both deeper targets and...
In recent days, Manuka Resources applied to quote 6.35 million new ordinary fully paid shares on the ASX, arising from the conversion of existing options or other convertible instruments. This expansion of quoted capital could reshape Manuka Resources’ capital structure and liquidity profile, altering how investors assess ownership dilution and trading depth. We’ll now explore how this new share quotation, and its impact on Manuka Resources’ capital base, influences the company’s broader...
Manuka Resources (ASX:MKR) is back in focus after outlining plans to commence gold and silver production in Q2 2026, progress key Cobar Basin assets and advance approvals for its Taranaki VTM Project. See our latest analysis for Manuka Resources. The latest production timeline and project updates come after a rapid shift in sentiment, with a 109.68% 30 day share price return and a very large 1 year total shareholder return of 411.39%, even though the 5 year total shareholder return is a...
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