Latest Capricorn Metals (ASX:CMM) News

Capricorn Metals reports a 13% increase in Mineral Resources at its Mt Gibson Gold Project, highlighted by maiden underground resources and promising high-grade gold intercepts, alongside a strategic acquisition expanding its footprint in Western Australia.

Capricorn Metals has received regulatory approval to expand its Karlawinda operations, enabling a 25% increase in gold production to 150,000 ounces annually. Construction is set to accelerate with key contracts extended and infrastructure upgrades underway.

Capricorn Metals has announced a definitive plan to acquire Warriedar Resources, consolidating key Western Australian gold assets and enhancing production capacity. The all-scrip deal offers Warriedar shareholders a 29% premium and positions Capricorn for a combined 9.1 million ounce gold equivalent resource.

Capricorn Metals has agreed to acquire Warriedar Resources in a court-approved all-share deal, expanding its Western Australian gold footprint and adding 2.3 million ounces gold equivalent to its resource base.

Capricorn Metals has announced a 13% increase in the Mt Gibson Gold Project's resource, including a maiden underground resource of 684,000 ounces at Orion South and a new open pit resource at Highway, boosting total resources to 4.5 million ounces.

Capricorn Metals has agreed to acquire the Claw Gold Project adjacent to its Mt Gibson operation, aiming to unlock new gold resources in Western Australia’s prolific Murchison region.

Capricorn Metals capped FY25 with a strong Q4 at Karlawinda, delivering gold production at the upper guidance range while pushing forward major development milestones.

Capricorn Metals has fully repaid its remaining $50 million corporate debt ahead of schedule, positioning itself as debt and gold hedging free with strong cash reserves to back growth projects.

Capricorn Metals has extended its mining contract with MACA Ltd for Karlawinda and named MACA preferred contractor for Mt Gibson, locking in cost certainty and supporting production growth.

Capricorn Metals has closed out its last gold hedging contract, becoming fully exposed to gold price fluctuations while securing downside protection through put options. This strategic move positions the company to fund growth projects without additional debt or mandatory hedging.

Capricorn Metals announces the dismissal of charges against CEO Paul Criddle, who has resigned to focus on personal priorities. Executive Chairman Mark Clark takes over CEO duties, with plans to re-engage Criddle in a senior project role.

Capricorn Metals delivered a strong March quarter with rising gold output at Karlawinda, record operational cash flow, and significant progress on Mt Gibson development. The company also closed its gold hedging contracts, increasing exposure to gold price gains.