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MinRes lifts the hood on Onslow Iron: the numbers behind Mineral Resources’ Ken’s Bore push

MinRes lifts the hood on Onslow Iron: the numbers behind Mineral Resources’ Ken’s Bore push

Mineral Resources Limited said late Thursday that three crushers are now running at its Ken’s Bore site on the Onslow Iron project, giving the operation a total installed capacity of 40.9 million tonnes per year. The miner, which is relying more heavily on iron ore for cash flow, outlined the details in a post on its website. Onslow Iron is now the key thread in MinRes’ earnings narrative, with unstable lithium markets forcing investors to scrutinize execution, cost controls and shipping. Last month, MinRes disclosed net debt of A$4.9 billion, while liquidity climbed to A$1.4 billion, following what the company described as its strongest first-half on record.
6 March 2026
Mineral Resources shares drop 5% after record half-year earnings — what ASX investors watch next

Mineral Resources shares drop 5% after record half-year earnings — what ASX investors watch next

Sydney, Feb 20, 2026, 17:54 AEDT — The market is now closed. Mineral Resources Ltd shares gave up 5.3% to finish at A$51.25 on Friday, slipping alongside a broader pullback in lithium stocks. This move came despite the company delivering record revenue and first-half earnings. Pilbara Minerals was off 4.6%, while Liontown shed 6.4%, according to Market Index data.
Mineral Resources (MIN.AX) share price ticks up as miners rebound; Feb 20 results loom

Mineral Resources (MIN.AX) share price ticks up as miners rebound; Feb 20 results loom

Sydney, Feb 9, 2026, 17:40 AEDT — Activity picks up after-hours. Shares in Mineral Resources Ltd managed to close 0.7% higher at A$52.15 Monday, trimming some of their losses since late January, though the materials sector moved ahead with stronger gains. The day’s trading range stretched from A$51.60 up to A$53.58, and volume landed around 943,000 shares, based on Investing.com figures.
Mineral Resources share price: MIN stock in focus after Onslow Iron port upgrade — what to watch next week

Mineral Resources share price: MIN stock in focus after Onslow Iron port upgrade — what to watch next week

Sydney, Jan 18, 2026, 17:48 AEDT — Market closed. Shares in Mineral Resources Ltd are set to draw attention when the ASX opens Monday, following the company’s announcement of new efficiencies at its Port of Ashburton marine facility—an essential part of its Onslow Iron export route. The stock closed Friday at A$59.78, down 2.4%.
Mineral Resources shares slip from fresh 52-week high as lithium rally keeps investors on edge

Mineral Resources shares slip from fresh 52-week high as lithium rally keeps investors on edge

Sydney, Jan 7, 2026, 17:34 AEDT — After-hours Mineral Resources Ltd shares ended 0.9% lower at A$57.26 on Wednesday after the stock briefly hit a fresh 52-week high of A$57.97, as traders locked in gains following the recent run-up. The stock traded between A$56.02 and A$57.97, leaving it near the top of its A$14.05–A$57.97 52-week range. Investing.com
7 January 2026
Mineral Resources (ASX: MIN) Stock: Latest News, Forecasts and Analysis for 23 December 2025

Mineral Resources (ASX: MIN) Stock: Latest News, Forecasts and Analysis for 23 December 2025

Mineral Resources Limited has spent the back half of December doing what resource stocks do best: whipping investors between “is this the bottom?” despair and “wait… are we so back?” euphoria. On 23 December 2025, MIN is trading in the mid‑A$50s after a sharp run-up in recent sessions. One data set shows the stock closed at A$55.46 on 23 December after opening at A$55.05. StockAnalysis Another market data provider shows MIN around A$56.30 with an intraday range up to A$56.56, which would also mark the top of its stated 52‑week range. Investing.com
23 December 2025

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  • SpaceX (SPCX) shares fade after IPO pop; attention turns to Nasdaq-100 inclusion
    June 29, 2026, 1:43 PM EDT. SpaceX (NASDAQ: SPCX) jumped as high as $225 from its $135 IPO, but slipped back to near $155. The company is still losing cash even with $4.7 billion Q1 2026 revenue. Some see index funds as forced buyers if SPCX gets added to the Nasdaq-100, which could bring new demand and help counter worries about valuation and the risk from lock-up expiry. Analysts point to SpaceX's strong position in launches and Starlink's global network, but note ongoing cash burn and no dividend. Some investors now look at the current price as a possible opportunity with index inclusion ahead as the next big event.
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