St Barbara (SBM) Q4 2026 earnings summary
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Q4 2026 earnings summary
29 Jul, 2026Executive summary
Approved Final Investment Decision for Touquoy Restart and New Simberi Gold Project expansion, with construction and procurement progressing on schedule.
24% increase in Mineral Resources at Nova Scotia to 2.5 Moz Au, supporting future production growth.
Strong operational performance at New Simberi, with production and cash flow exceeding guidance.
Financial highlights
Attributable gold sales for Q4 June FY26 were 6,700 ounces at A$6,314/oz; additional 187 ounces sold from Touquoy recovery at A$6,572/oz.
Cash balance at 30 June 2026 was A$475 million, with a further A$21 million in attributable cash and gold bullion at New Simberi and A$13 million in listed investments.
New Simberi operational cash flow for Q4 was A$29 million (100% basis); growth capex A$22 million.
No debt or hedging; fully funded for all major projects.
Outlook and guidance
Touquoy Restart processing targeted for late 2026; 15-Mile Processing Hub FID expected mid-2027.
15-Mile Processing Hub to be funded from cash and operating cash flows from Touquoy and New Simberi.
New Simberi expansion commissioning of ball mill in Q4 FY27 and flotation plant in Q4 FY28.
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