Wishbone Gold (WSBN) H1 2026 earnings summary
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H1 2026 earnings summary
30 Sep, 2026Executive summary
Secured 67km² of mineral title near Telfer, Western Australia, after a contested ballot.
Confirmed gold and copper mineralisation at Red Setter diorite trend, supporting potential for a large-scale system.
Acquired Silver Lake Project, expanding exploration portfolio with significant silver mineralisation.
Ongoing drilling at Red Setter with encouraging results and programme extension.
Financial highlights
Cash balance at 30 June 2026 was £3,140,810, down from £3,397,895 at December 2025.
Operating costs for H1 2026 were £891,836, up from £757,319 in H1 2025.
Operating loss for H1 2026 was £891,836, compared to £260,768 in H1 2025.
Loss before tax for H1 2026 was £889,840, compared to £259,927 in H1 2025.
Raised £1,100,000 in an institutional placing at 26.35p per share in April 2026.
Outlook and guidance
Continued focus on exploration in Western Australia, especially at Red Setter.
Anticipates further positive updates and value creation for shareholders.
Latest events from Wishbone Gold
- Restructuring and fundraising in 2025 enabled expanded exploration and a stronger balance sheet.WSBN
H2 2025 - 9,000m drill campaign in 2026 will expand on high-grade gold-copper mineralisation.WSBN
Status update - Over 4,800m drilled at Red Setter; new Nifty access road to aid post-wet season drilling.WSBN
Status update - Exploration breakthroughs and financial restructuring set the stage for 2025 growth.WSBN
H2 2024 - Expanded exploration, higher loss, and strong funding position support ongoing project growth.WSBN
H2 2023 - Operating losses widened and cash declined, but new funding supports continued exploration.WSBN
H1 2024 - Reduced losses and strong cash position support ongoing exploration at Red Setter Dome.WSBN
H1 2025