GoldStone Resources Limited shares traded higher on Wednesday after the company confirmed that early gold production has continued into 2026, supported by a doré pour of around 12 kilograms (approximately 385 ounces) completed at the end of January.
In a statement, the company said mining has commenced on near-surface oxide material from Pit 3 at the Homase Mine, marking further progress in its production ramp-up.
GoldStone also reported that construction at Pad 6 is advancing as planned, with earthworks for leak detection pipework now complete. Installation of geofabric and geomembrane lining is expected to begin later in February.
Chief executive Emma Priestley commented:
“We are pleased to have started 2026 with continued gold production and a successful doré pour at the end of January.”
She added:
“We look forward to providing updates as operations progress, and we are reviewing our CSR programme to ensure our engagement with local communities remains meaningful, transparent, and aligned with both current and anticipated operational realities and community needs.”
The company also confirmed it is preparing drill pad areas for Pit 5 and Pit 6, supporting ongoing mine optimisation, forward planning, and future production development.
