ASX:NST 10 June 2026 - 8 July 2026

Evolution Mining Shares Drop as Gold Stalls on Rate Worries

Evolution Mining Shares Drop as Gold Stalls on Rate Worries

Evolution Mining stock is set for a weak open on Thursday after finishing Wednesday at A$11.44, down 4.19%. Lower bullion prices weighed on Australian gold miners. The ASX will open for regular trade shortly before 10 a.m. Sydney. Timing is a key issue here. Evolution’s next test comes soon, with the miner confirming its June-quarter report will be out before the open on July 15. Managing Director and CEO Lawrie Conway and COO Matt O’Neill are set for a call at 10:30 a.m. Sydney time.
July 9, 2026
Northern Star Resources Shares Slide as Gold Selloff Puts CEO Reset Under Pressure

Northern Star Resources Shares Slide as Gold Selloff Puts CEO Reset Under Pressure

Northern Star Resources heads into Thursday’s ASX session on the back foot after its shares fell 1.69% to A$20.31 in the previous session, caught in a broader selloff in Australian gold names as bullion retreated. The S&P/ASX 200, the main local share benchmark, closed 0.21% lower at 8,785.10 on Wednesday. The market had not yet opened at the dateline time. With July 9 not listed among ASX’s 2026 market closures, regular cash trading was due to start at 9:59 a.m. Sydney time and run to 4 p.m.
July 8, 2026
Evolution Mining (ASX:EVN) outpaces ASX gold index as lower cash burn helps offset weaker gold prices

Evolution Mining (ASX:EVN) outpaces ASX gold index as lower cash burn helps offset weaker gold prices

It’s 06:02 AEST in Sydney and ASX cash stocks have not opened yet. Pre-open will start at 0700, with main session from 09:59:45 to 1600 Sydney time. The most recent price on Evolution Mining Limited is from Monday’s close. EVN climbed 1.31% to A$12.39 on Monday. Volume was 5.72 million shares and turnover hit about A$70.8 million. The stock outperformed the S&P/ASX All Ordinaries Gold index, which slipped 0.18% to 15,730.70. That left a 1.49 percentage-point gap. Bullion fell and the gold index dropped, but EVN still closed higher.
June 29, 2026
Northern Star buyback loses ground after gold miner drops below repurchase price

Northern Star buyback loses ground after gold miner drops below repurchase price

Northern Star Resources Ltd heads into Tuesday’s ASX trade looking soft, despite touting a A$500 million buyback. The shares are now under the average price the company paid to buy back stock so far, and it could bump into its share cap before the money runs out. Northern Star traded at A$20.12 at Monday’s close, off A$0.47, or 2.28%. Yahoo Finance showed 4.12 million shares changed hands. This comes ahead of normal ASX cash trading, which ASX says starts about 09:59:45 and runs to 16:00 Sydney time.
June 29, 2026
Northern Star Resources (ASX:NST) rebound trails gold as volume fades into weekend

Northern Star (ASX:NST) buyback cap, Elliott pressure loom over ASX gold trade

Northern Star Resources Ltd goes into the week with a key buyback detail that’s easy to miss. The company might not actually need the full A$500 million to reach the share ceiling on its current on-market buyback. The ASX was closed when the dateline rolled over. Standard equity market hours are 09:59:45 to 16:00 Sydney time, and June 29 is not a listed ASX non-trading holiday in 2026. Gold miner finished at A$20.59 on June 26, gaining A$0.34 according to Intelligent Investor, but still under last Friday’s A$20.87 close. Shares ended the week 1.34% lower, despite a rebound on Friday.
June 28, 2026
Northern Star Resources (ASX:NST) rebound trails gold as volume fades into weekend

Northern Star Resources (ASX:NST) rebound trails gold as volume fades into weekend

Northern Star Resources Ltd got the kind of Friday bounce a gold stock should get when bullion turns higher. The gap was in the tape. The stock rose A$0.67 to A$20.59, but only 3.82 million shares changed hands, against a 65-day average of 7.13 million. That is about 54% of normal volume, thin for a 3.36% gain in a stock still being pressed by operational and activist questions. The week was still negative. Northern Star closed at A$20.87 the previous Friday, rose to A$21.20 on Monday, then gave most of it back before the late-week rebound. Using Friday’s A$20.59 finish, the stock lost 1.3% over the five sessions. The S&P/ASX 200 fell 0.73% for the week to 8,764.20, according to
June 26, 2026
Northern Star Resources (ASX:NST) drops after setting limit on buyback amount

Northern Star Resources (ASX:NST) drops after setting limit on buyback amount

Northern Star Resources is under the buyback average as trading starts Friday, with shares below the average price the company paid so far. There’s a fixed share cap on the current buyback, so if the stock hangs around Thursday’s close, Northern Star can’t use the entire A$500 million. The ASX cash market wasn’t open when this story published; Friday is a regular trading session. The shares dropped A$0.67 to finish at A$19.92 on Thursday. They were in a range between A$19.73 and A$20.37. About 5.18 million shares changed hands, below the 7.28 million daily average. Evolution Mining Ltd ended 3.81% lower, with Newmont Corporation CDI down 3.05%, signaling selling across the space.
June 25, 2026
Evolution Mining shares slide, copper helps soften gold hit

Evolution Mining shares slide, copper helps soften gold hit

Evolution Mining shares are set for Wednesday’s ASX open after dropping 2.5% to close at A$12.64 Tuesday. The S&P/ASX 200 ended down 0.3% at 8,787. Northern Star Resources slipped 2.7%. Genesis Minerals fell 5.5%. Gold slumped. Spot prices dropped 1.93% to US$4,109.49 an ounce as bets on higher rates made non-yielding assets less attractive. The dollar index hit a one-year high. “The data to me does not suggest that they need to be raising rates,” said Amanda Agati, chief investment officer at PNC Asset Management Group.
June 24, 2026
Northern Star Resources Buyback Could Leave A$35 Million Unused at Current Share Price

Northern Star Resources Buyback Could Leave A$35 Million Unused at Current Share Price

Northern Star Resources’ A$500 million share buyback would reach its stated share-count ceiling before the headline cash amount if the stock remains near Tuesday’s close, a calculation based on the gold miner’s latest filing shows. The shares finished at A$20.62, down 2.7%, valuing Northern Star at about A$29.4 billion. The ASX cash market was closed ahead of its normal 10 a.m. Sydney opening. Under the current notice, Northern Star had acquired 6,169,044 shares for A$125.78 million through June 19, leaving room for another 16,455,390 shares. Spending the remaining A$374.22 million within that limit would require an average purchase price of A$22.74 — 10.3% above Tuesday’s close. At a constant A$20.62, the remaining shares would cost about A$339.3 million, leaving roughly
June 23, 2026
Northern Star Resources (ASX:NST) gains 1.6% with buyback pricing in upper limit

Northern Star Resources (ASX:NST) gains 1.6% with buyback pricing in upper limit

Northern Star Resources Ltd ended up 1.6% at A$21.20 on Monday. The company reported more share purchases as Australian gold stocks bounced, even as the S&P/ASX 200 fell 0.1%. ASX:NST is facing pressure from Elliott Investment Management, which has taken more than a 4% stake and is calling for a strategic review and changes to the board. Elliott also wants the company to look at a possible sale. Every capital-allocation move now tests the board’s commitment to a stand-alone plan.
June 22, 2026
Northern Star Resources Stock Gains 8.4% as Elliott Campaign Offsets Gold Weakness

Northern Star Resources Stock Gains 8.4% as Elliott Campaign Offsets Gold Weakness

Northern Star Resources Ltd ended a volatile week with a solid gain, despite giving back 2.9% on Friday. The shares settled at A$20.87, against A$19.26 a week earlier, while the Australian market remained closed for the weekend. The move matters because it came against a softer bullion backdrop and amid continuing pressure from Elliott Investment Management. The divergence suggests investors are retaining some value in the possibility of a sale, asset restructuring or faster leadership change. It is not, by itself, evidence that a transaction is near.
June 21, 2026
Northern Star Resources Jumps 8.4% for the Week Even as Gold Falls

Northern Star Resources Jumps 8.4% for the Week Even as Gold Falls

Northern Star Resources finished the week higher after a choppy stretch, but shares dropped 2.9% on Friday. The weaker gold price overpowered the ongoing news around Australia’s top listed gold miner. The ASX closed for the weekend. The rebound keeps the spotlight on Elliott Investment Management. The activist has revealed a stake over A$1 billion and pushed for a strategic review that could include selling Northern Star or part of its assets. The stock is up, but the move has tracked gains in Australian gold shares this week rather than a clear activist-driven re-rating.
June 19, 2026
Evolution Mining drops 5% as gold miners sink on ASX, but stock posts weekly gain

Evolution Mining drops 5% as gold miners sink on ASX, but stock posts weekly gain

Evolution Mining shares slid in Sydney trading Friday, as weaker bullion prices and selling across the mining sector weighed on the stock. Evolution dropped 67 Australian cents to finish at A$12.54, its lowest close since Monday. Evolution shares still held a weekly gain. The stock finished last Friday at A$11.75, posting a rise of 6.7% across five sessions. The S&P/ASX 200 was up just 0.3% over the same period from its June 12 close of 8,804.
June 19, 2026
Northern Star Resources Stock Slips as Gold Selloff Tests Elliott-Fuelled Rebound

Northern Star Resources Stock Slips as Gold Selloff Tests Elliott-Fuelled Rebound

Northern Star Resources Ltd shares pulled back on Thursday, giving up part of a sharp weekly recovery as weaker bullion prices clouded the outlook for Friday’s ASX session. The shares finished at A$21.50, down 35 Australian cents, after trading between A$21.14 and A$21.63. The retreat matters because the recovery is being priced before fresh operating evidence. Northern Star remains roughly one-third below its March high, leaving investors to weigh the prospect of faster corporate change against unresolved production concerns.
June 18, 2026
Northern Star gains with gold steady, Elliott pressure keeps focus on miner

Northern Star gains with gold steady, Elliott pressure keeps focus on miner

Northern Star Resources heads into Thursday’s ASX open with gains under its belt. Shares climbed 2.6% last session, outpacing the wider Australian market. Cash trading hasn’t begun; the ASX runs regular hours from 09:59:45 to 16:00 Sydney time. Northern Star’s rally is facing turbulence as the company is under pressure from Elliott Investment Management. The activist investor is pushing the biggest listed gold miner in Australia for changes at the board level and a full review of strategy, after a string of operational stumbles and a lackluster share price. That’s put Northern Star under close watch that’s more typical for companies in the crosshairs of a takeover.
June 17, 2026
ASX 200 closes flat after RBA rate pause as banks and energy offset tech losses

ASX 200 closes flat after RBA rate pause as banks and energy offset tech losses

Australian shares finished almost unchanged on Tuesday, with the S&P/ASX 200 clawing back early weakness after the Reserve Bank of Australia kept interest rates on hold. The benchmark index, which S&P Dow Jones Indices describes as Australia’s main institutional investable benchmark for the 200 largest eligible ASX-listed stocks by float-adjusted market capitalisation, closed at 8,917.7, up just 0.04%. “Float-adjusted” means the index gives weight to shares available for public trading, rather than all shares on issue. The rate decision mattered because the cash rate is the RBA’s key short-term interest rate, and changes in it flow through to mortgages, business borrowing costs, bond yields and equity valuations. The RBA held the target at 4.35% after three increases earlier this year,
June 16, 2026
Regis Resources Jumps 13% on Gold Move, Merger Talk Lingers

Regis Resources Jumps 13% on Gold Move, Merger Talk Lingers

Regis Resources Limited surged 13.33% to A$6.63 on Monday, according to Trading Economics. The gain came as gold miners rallied and the ASX 200 closed 110 points higher at 8,914.0, Market Index reported. Regis moved up with Vault Minerals, Evolution Mining, Northern Star Resources and several other gold stocks. Gold miners led gains as gold and metals bounced back, oil traded lower and bond yields eased. COMEX gold futures added 2.1% to US$4,330 an ounce. The Gold Sub-Index jumped 9.1%, the sharpest rise in over five years, according to Market Index. Higher gold prices lift miner revenue, and lower oil cuts onsite diesel bills. Both those moves can fuel a strong rally in gold shares.
June 16, 2026
Northern Star Resources Gains as Gold Prices Jump, M&A Chatter Swirls

Northern Star Resources Gains as Gold Prices Jump, M&A Chatter Swirls

Northern Star Resources Ltd surged Monday, closing up 7.94% at A$20.79 after adding A$1.53. Shares opened at A$20.14 and moved between A$19.94 and A$20.89 with 6.89 million trading hands, according to Google Finance. Market cap was about A$29.67 billion. Market capitalisation is the share price times shares on issue. Northern Star added to wider gains in the market. Australian shares were up after a US-Iran ceasefire sent oil lower and pushed miners higher. The ASX 200 finished 1.3% up at 8,914, ABC reported. Gold producers led, with Newmont’s ASX-listed CDIs up 7%. For gold stocks, gold prices make the difference—higher bullion tends to support revenue and margins, as long as costs don’t run over.
June 15, 2026
Northern Star shares rise on Elliott pressure, board moves and sale review draw attention

Northern Star shares rise on Elliott pressure, board moves and sale review draw attention

Northern Star Resources Ltd jumped Friday, reversing a sharp slide earlier in the week after activist calls and CEO uncertainty shook shares. The gold miner traded at A$19.26, up A$0.94, or 5.13%. The ASX 200 added 1.98%. Reuters had reported on Thursday’s sell-off, which sent the stock down 5.3% to A$17.55, lowest since March 24, after Elliott Investment Management pushed again for changes. Elliott is pressuring Australia’s biggest listed gold miner, asking if its campaign will prompt quicker changes. The hedge fund has revealed a stake worth over A$1 billion and wants board seats and a formal review of strategy, Reuters reported. That review could include asset sales, spin-offs, mergers, or even selling the whole company. Elliott pointed to operational
June 12, 2026
Northern Star shares drop, Elliott push keeps attention on ASX gold miner

Northern Star shares drop, Elliott push keeps attention on ASX gold miner

Northern Star Resources Ltd shares fell 1.19% to A$18.32 Thursday as the ASX closed, with the market watching for moves after Elliott Investment Management pushed for a sale and the company held its ground. The shares traded between A$17.55 and A$18.51 for the day, putting market cap at about A$26.15 billion, according to Google Finance. Australian shares fell as the broader market lost ground. The S&P/ASX 200 slipped 20.10 points, or 0.23%, to 8,633.20, while the All Ordinaries dropped 0.23% to 8,836.70. Tensions in the Middle East, an uptick in oil prices, and selling in banks and tech stocks weighed on sentiment, keeping support for individual names thin.
June 11, 2026
Northern Star shares fall after board tells Elliott it won’t sell gold miner yet

Northern Star shares fall after board tells Elliott it won’t sell gold miner yet

Northern Star Resources dropped in the latest ASX trade. The board said no to selling, ending takeover chatter stirred by Elliott Investment Management’s push. Shares ended down 3.54% at A$18.54, leaving the gold miner with a market cap near A$26.46 billion. The S&P/ASX 200 moved up to close at 8,653.30. Northern Star’s stock did more than follow the sector. The real shift came after the board responded to Elliott’s push, saying a sale is off the table for now. Chair Michael Chaney told shareholders in a June 10 letter that Elliott owns about 3% to 4% of the company and that the share price this year has “not met our expectations.”
June 10, 2026