Develop Global

Develop Global is moving from a build-up to a cash-flow phase, focusing on the three core projects Woodlawn, Pioneer Dome and Yitirrti, and expects about 1 billion AUD EBITDA at steady state. Management forecasts more than 50,000 tonnes of copper equivalent and 200,000 tonnes of spodumene equivalent per year and no further equity dilution, supported by a 575 million AUD financing package with Trafigura. Pioneer Dome is expected to deliver positive free cash flow in the December quarter 2024, Yitirrti in under two years, and all three projects to produce steadily within two to three years. Remaining risks include skills shortages, wage inflation and lower underground productivity, which are weighing on the sector. » Więcej na de.investing.com

Develop Global reported a strong operational performance for Q3 2025: ore tonnes rose 46% and concentrate production increased 50%, and the stock subsequently jumped 4.27%. Revenue from mining services amounted to 50 million AUD, concentrate sales to 19.3 million AUD, and cash on hand was 30 million AUD. The company is operating at a processing rate roughly 10% above nameplate capacity and expects efficiency gains in processing and refining costs. Develop Global issued EPS forecasts of 0.12 USD for 2026 and 0.35 USD for 2027 and revenue targets of 323.72 million USD (2026) and 445.85 million USD (2027), but noted cash-flow impacts from supply delays and geopolitical risks. » Więcej na de.investing.com

Develop Global reports record revenue of 95 million AUD for Q2 2026 and a 98.5% increase in concentrate sales to 39.1 million AUD. Concentrate production was 9,500 tonnes with gains in copper (+36%) and zinc concentrates (+43%) and a net smelter return of 470 AUD/tonne. The company confirms progress at Woodlawn and Sulphur Springs, targets an FID for Sulphur Springs by June 2026, and is reviewing lithium-DSO opportunities. Management positions Develop Global as a leading base-metals company on the ASX but cites risks from commodity price volatility, permitting delays and regulatory changes. » Więcej na de.investing.com