Wishbone Gold (WSBN) H2 2024 earnings summary
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H2 2024 earnings summary
7 Apr, 2026Executive summary
Major exploration progress in Western Australia, with Red Setter and Cottesloe projects advancing and new gold targets identified at Crescent Gold.
Significant corporate transformation, including board renewals, new finance director, and strategic restructuring of the Western Australia subsidiary.
Raised £1.16m in 2024 and £2.45m in H1 2025, ensuring robust funding for 2025 exploration programs.
Voluntary administration and financial reorganisation of Wishbone Gold WA Pty Ltd completed, enabling renewed exploration activity.
Financial highlights
Operating loss increased to £1.46m for 2024 from £1.27m in 2023.
Total comprehensive loss for 2024 was £1.89m, up from £1.52m in 2023.
Cash and cash equivalents rose to £124,895 at year-end 2024 from £18,226 in 2023.
Share capital increased to £3.37m and share premium to £17.02m following new share issues.
Net assets decreased to £5.52m from £6.25m year-over-year.
Outlook and guidance
2025 focus on drilling at Red Setter, advancing Crescent Gold targets, and systematic exploration at Cottesloe.
Plans to invest surplus cash in a Bitcoin Treasury operation, subject to crypto policy adoption.
Optimism for delivering shareholder value with a streamlined structure and high-potential targets.
Latest events from Wishbone Gold
- 9,000m drill campaign in 2026 targets high-grade gold-copper system with ongoing updates.WSBN
Status update8 Apr 2026 - Over 4,800m drilled at Red Setter; new Nifty access road to streamline post-wet season work.WSBN
Status update7 Apr 2026 - Expanded exploration, higher loss, and strong funding position support ongoing project growth.WSBN
H2 20237 Apr 2026 - Operating losses widened and cash declined, but new funding supports continued exploration.WSBN
H1 20247 Apr 2026 - Reduced losses and strong cash position support ongoing exploration at Red Setter Dome.WSBN
H1 20257 Apr 2026