ASX:NSR 10 May 2026 - 16 June 2026

Northern Star buyback hits A$128.9 million, gold slips under $4,000
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Northern Star buyback hits A$128.9 million, gold slips under $4,000

Northern Star Resources’ on-market buyback is now at A$128.9 million. The miner picked up another 149,444 shares at A$20.54 to A$20.89, according to its latest ASX filing. The company spent A$3.09 million on the June 23 trade. The company has picked up 6.32 million shares so far, leaving room to buy another 16.31 million before hitting its 22.62 million share limit. The buyback is capped at A$500 million and is set to run through April 22, 2027.
June 24, 2026
Northern Star Resources Gains with Gold Stocks; Elliott Moves Still Watched
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Northern Star Resources Gains with Gold Stocks; Elliott Moves Still Watched

Northern Star Resources Ltd rose Tuesday as buyers moved back into Australian gold stocks, while the broader market was mostly flat. Northern Star ended at A$21.30, up 2.45%. The stock traded from A$20.85 to A$21.46, according to Google Finance. The S&P/ASX 200 nudged up 0.04% to 8,917.7, but the local gold sub-index picked up 1.8%. Northern Star, Catalyst Metals, St Barbara, and Newmont all finished higher. Gold and sentiment drove the move. Gold miners usually track bullion higher since their revenues move with gold prices, but many costs don’t change as fast. According to Reuters, spot gold added 0.9% to US$4,346.09 an ounce on Tuesday. An interim U.S.-Iran peace deal pushed oil prices lower and took some pressure off Fed
June 16, 2026
Northern Star Shares Rebound as Elliott Pressure and Buyback Put ASX Gold Giant Back in Focus
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Northern Star Shares Rebound as Elliott Pressure and Buyback Put ASX Gold Giant Back in Focus

Northern Star Resources Ltd is heading into the new trading week with its share price trying to recover from a bruising governance and operating debate. The ASX-listed gold miner closed at A$19.26 on Friday, up A$0.94, or 5.13%, according to Google Finance, giving the company a market value of about A$27.49 billion. The rebound matters because it came after weeks of pressure on sentiment: Intelligent Investor data shows Northern Star is still down 21.58% in 2026, despite Friday’s bounce. The immediate issue for the stock is not just the gold price, but whether activist pressure can force faster change. Reuters reported that Elliott Investment Management had called for Northern Star to strengthen its board and conduct a formal strategic review,
June 14, 2026
Northern Star Shares Slip While Gold Miners Face Pressure
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Northern Star Shares Slip Again — Why One Gold Stock Is Missing the ASX Bounce

Northern Star Resources heads into Wednesday’s Sydney pre-open under pressure, after finishing Tuesday at A$19.86. The gold miner traded between A$19.64 and A$20.35 on May 19, with a market value near A$28.4 billion; the stock is also about 37% below its 52-week high. That matters because the broader market bounced without it. The S&P/ASX 200 rose 1.17% to 8,604.7 on Tuesday, while materials were almost flat, the gold sub-index closed unchanged and Northern Star was still softer, down 0.7%.
May 19, 2026
Northern Star Shares Slip While Gold Miners Face Pressure
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Northern Star Shares Slip While Gold Miners Face Pressure

Northern Star Resources Ltd shares slid 2.44% to A$20.00 on Monday, hitting an intraday low of A$19.53. The stock moved in line with other gold miners. Market cap was about A$28.6 billion and 5.31 million shares changed hands. Gold miners are under pressure as higher bond yields make gold look less appealing. The metal doesn’t pay interest, so when yields go up, gold gets compared less favorably. Spot gold nudged up 0.2% Monday, after touching its lowest since March 30. U.S. gold futures slipped 0.1% at settlement. Jim Wyckoff at American Gold Exchange said the weaker dollar was good for gold, but said rising yields could cap gains.
May 18, 2026
Northern Star Resources Cyber Outage Delays Payments as KCGM Expansion Nears Key Stage
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Northern Star Resources Cyber Outage Delays Payments as KCGM Expansion Nears Key Stage

Northern Star Resources Ltd reported that a portion of its enterprise resource planning system is still down following a cyber incident involving an undisclosed service provider. The Australian gold producer said it’s had to switch to manual procurement for now and has told suppliers not to expect payments to go through before May 21. According to the company, data backups are safe, restoration efforts are ongoing, and there’s no sign that supplier data held by Northern Star was breached. Its Pogo site in the U.S. wasn't impacted. Timing is crucial here. An enterprise resource planning system—ERP for short—handles back-office operations like purchasing, ordering, and invoicing. Northern Star happens to be deep into execution mode at its Kalgoorlie operations, with the
May 14, 2026
Northern Star Resources Stock: $500 Million Buyback Runs Into One Hard Question
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Northern Star Resources Stock: $500 Million Buyback Runs Into One Hard Question

Investors are zeroed in on Northern Star Resources Ltd and its A$500 million share buyback as the gold miner faces pressure from an expensive mill expansion at Kalgoorlie. Shares closed at A$21.16 Friday, off 2.49% for the session, and still a long way from the 52-week peak of A$31.96. Timing is key here. Northern Star is juggling a shareholder payout while also ramping up investment to boost production down the line. On its website, the most recent release is a standard ASX filing from May 8—34,154 ordinary shares issued or transferred after performance rights conversion. No fresh operating news there.
May 10, 2026