ASX:EVN 11 June 2026 - 9 July 2026

Evolution Mining Limited heads into Monday’s ASX session with a more pressing problem than Friday’s uptick. Gold remains well above the company’s cost base, but the metal has dropped under the price Evolution used in its April cash-flow sensitivity, shifting attention in the June quarter from spot prices to how much cash is left after the recent fall. As of 06:02 AEST, normal trading on the ASX was yet to open, with the regular session set for 09:59:45 to 16:00 in Sydney. Evolution last changed hands at A$12.23 on June 26, up A$0.35, or 2.95%. Volume hit 4.65 million shares, about 55% of its 8.41 million average.

Evolution Mining Limited heads into the last two ASX sessions of FY2026 after Sydney’s cash trade closed for the weekend. Shares finished Friday at A$12.23, rising 2.95% on the day but still 2.47% lower from last Friday. EVN shares moved between A$13.06 on Monday and A$11.71 Thursday, a swing of about 10.8% from last Friday’s close. According to the same price table, the stock is down 2.7% for calendar 2026, up 54.2% over FY2026, and up 162.5% since 2025. S&P/ASX 200 edges higher but posts weekly loss The S&P/ASX 200 closed up 15.5 points, or 0.18%, at 8,764.2 on Friday, helped by a rebound in precious metals. But the index ended the week down 0.7%. According to Morningstar/AAP, the top

Evolution Mining Limited goes into Friday’s ASX session with investors weighing if the market is cutting expectations for future cash flow even more than gold prices have dropped. The stock closed at A$11.88 on Thursday, falling 47 cents. That wiped out roughly A$954 million in equity value based on 2.03 billion shares outstanding. Volume hit 6.88 million shares, under the 8.34 million average on Google Finance.

Evolution Mining Ltd faces Thursday’s ASX open after two losses in a row, wiping 4.7% off its price since Monday’s close. Shares remain 59.4% higher so far this financial year. ASX will open for regular trading on June 25. The opening auction gets underway at 9:59 a.m. Sydney time, and continuous trading kicks in at about 10 a.m.

Evolution Mining Ltd shares rose 42 Australian cents to A$12.96 on Monday, clawing back part of Friday’s selloff as gold producers bucked a subdued broader market. The S&P/ASX 200 slipped 0.1% to 8,816.1. The move in ASX:EVN came without a fresh price-sensitive company filing. Evolution’s latest posted ASX release remains its May 1 mineral resources and reserves statement, while the June-quarter report is scheduled for July 15. That makes Monday’s rise primarily a commodity and positioning trade rather than a response to new operating news.

Evolution Mining Limited is set to start Monday’s ASX trade holding on to most of last week’s gains, even after a steep move lower on Friday knocked the stock off its Thursday close at A$13.21. Shares finished the week ahead of the market, which rose 0.3%. Evolution isn’t due to post another operating report ahead of its June-quarter results on July 15. That puts focus on moves in gold, copper and currencies for now.

Evolution Mining dropped 1.9% Thursday, hit by pressure on bullion and Australian gold stocks after a hawkish Fed, even as a broker lifted its view on the company. Shares finished the day at A$13.21, moving in a range from A$12.96 to A$13.25. Australian trading was closed at the Sydney dateline before Friday. Timing is key here. Macquarie upgraded Evolution to Outperform, telling clients it expects the stock to outperform the broker’s benchmark, but cut its price target 7% to A$13. The bank bumped up near-term profit estimates while dragging down its valuation multiple, so each dollar of forecast profit is now worth less. Evolution closed Thursday 21 cents over the new target.

Evolution Mining finished higher on Wednesday, with shares closing at A$13.46, up 2.91%. The stock traded as high as A$13.56 as investors came back into Australian gold miners. Northern Star picked up 2.58% and Genesis Minerals added 6.16%, pointing to a sector-wide rebound, according to market data. Timing is key here. Gold miners are caught between a bullion rebound and the shifting risk out of the Middle East, while Australian stocks have put together a four-day rally. The S&P/ASX 200 rose 0.5% to finish at 8,966.30, the strongest close since April 15, Reuters said. Miners and banks led gains. Gold shares jumped 3.5%.

Sydney, June 16, 2026, 18:40. Evolution Mining Limited edged higher Tuesday, beating a quiet Australian market as investors moved back into gold names. EVN advanced 24.5 cents, or 1.9%, to A$13.175, with about 3.48 million shares traded, according to ASX data. That was ahead of the S&P/ASX 200, which closed up just 0.04% after the Reserve Bank of Australia left rates at 4.35%.

Evolution Mining Limited jumped 10.04% to A$12.93 on Monday, putting it among the biggest gainers on the ASX. The gold miner has added 8.38% in the last four weeks and 52.84% over the past year, data from Trading Economics showed. Gold miners often move with the price of bullion—margins can rise when gold outpaces mining costs, but those gains can reverse if the gold price falls or costs move higher. Australian stocks hit their best level in eight weeks, lifted by a US-Iran deal, according to Reuters citing Business Recorder. Miners led gains and gold stocks surged 9.1%. Evolution rose 10%. “Markets have responded with cautious optimism,” MPC Markets director Kai Chen told Business Recorder. He said lower oil prices

Sydney, June 15, 2026, 02:07. Evolution Mining Limited shares finished the latest ASX session sharply higher, closing at A$11.75 after gaining A$0.80, or 7.31%, on Friday. The rebound outpaced the broader ASX 200, which rose 1.98% to 8,804, but the stock was still 2.89% below its A$12.10 close from seven days earlier, underscoring how quickly sentiment can swing in gold miners.

Evolution Mining Limited jumped Friday, climbing A$0.80, or 7.31%, to finish at A$11.75 as Australian gold miners drew buyers. S&P/ASX 200 gained too. Trading Economics reported group gains for gold miners, naming Evolution as a top mover. The session’s rally mattered since gold producers like Evolution can swing harder than gold itself when margin views shift. The stock rallied, though gold itself didn’t make a big move. Gold traded near US$4,221.65 an ounce on June 12, still off close to 10% for the month, Trading Economics said. That’s part of why EVN is so jumpy. Miners often trade like leveraged plays on gold: with lots of costs fixed or semi-fixed, a bump in bullion can speed up cash flow forecasts,

• Evolution Mining finished at A$10.95, up 2.05% on the day, after dropping to A$10.205 intraday.• Still, the stock is down 12.26% from where it closed seven days ago. The latest gold-market reset has made EVN volatile.• Spot gold came back on Thursday after a steep fall, putting ASX gold miners in the spotlight. Reuters Evolution Mining Limited shares closed at A$10.95 on Thursday, up 22 cents or 2.05% from the previous session, based on delayed market figures at 16:41 on June 11. The ASX-listed gold and copper producer moved between A$10.205 and A$10.95 intraday. Market cap stood near A$22.24 billion.