ASX:NST 16 February 2026 - 9 June 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
Greatland Slides in Sydney as Gold Drop Hits Havieron

Greatland Slides in Sydney as Gold Drop Hits Havieron

Greatland Resources dropped hard in Sydney Tuesday. The stock slid with other gold miners after bullion prices eased and investors pulled back from one of the ASX’s bigger mining stocks. The stock ended the session at A$12.45, down 71 cents or 5.4%, from its last close of A$13.16. Delayed post-close data shows Greatland is off around 8.8% over the past week and sits about 18% under its 52-week top.
June 9, 2026
Northern Star Drops as Elliott Turns Up Heat for Breakup

Northern Star Drops as Elliott Turns Up Heat for Breakup

Northern Star Resources ended in the red on Tuesday. Shares slipped as gold miners fell and pressure from Elliott Investment Management kept focus on Australia’s biggest listed gold producer’s strategy. Northern Star ended at A$19.22, down 3.32%. The stock traded from A$18.10 to A$19.44 on the day. Market cap came in at around A$27.43 billion. Peers were down too: Evolution Mining slipped 3.67%, and Newmont’s ASX-listed CDIs fell 4.76%.
June 9, 2026
Northern Star’s Elliott-fueled run comes up against post-holiday session

Northern Star’s Elliott-fueled run comes up against post-holiday session

Northern Star Resources heads into Tuesday trading still coming off its Elliott-driven run. The shares finished at A$19.88 on Friday, falling 2.5%. ASX stays shut Monday for the King’s Birthday—June 8 is listed as a holiday on the exchange’s 2026 calendar. Ahead of the next trade, investors are watching to see if Northern Star is still in play as a sale target, or if the story now is just a gold miner with production misses, cost issues, and an unfinished CEO search. Shares ended last week under A$20.
June 8, 2026
Northern Star Heads Into Long Weekend With Elliott’s $1 Billion Move in Play

Northern Star Heads Into Long Weekend With Elliott’s $1 Billion Move in Play

Northern Star Resources Ltd goes into Australia’s extended holiday trading pause with its shares showing some recovery but still down, as Elliott Investment Management’s involvement shifted last week’s sharp drop into a contest for influence. Shares ended Friday at A$19.88, losing 2.5% for the session but gaining 5.69% in the past week. Market value was A$28.37 billion. The stock remains about 37% under its 12-month peak on March 2, market data showed.
June 7, 2026
Evolution Mining Edges into Focus After Gold Drops Again

Evolution Mining Edges into Focus After Gold Drops Again

Evolution Mining heads into the ASX open Wednesday with just a narrow bounce after gold stocks took a hit. The shares closed Tuesday at A$11.95, up just 0.17%—this after sliding 4.56% in the previous session. Tuesday’s range was A$11.78 to A$12.23. Volume came in at 5.85 million shares. Gold slid more than 1% Tuesday, with the metal pressured by a firmer U.S. dollar and steady Treasury yields. Bullion, which offers no yield, tends to lose some appeal when Treasury yields are high. Spot gold dropped 1.4% to $4,503.98 an ounce by early afternoon in New York, according to Reuters.
May 20, 2026
Evolution Mining Stock Just Fell 4.6% — Why Tuesday’s ASX Open Matters

Evolution Mining Stock Just Fell 4.6% — Why Tuesday’s ASX Open Matters

Evolution Mining fell sharply at Monday’s close, caught in a broad sell-off across Australian gold miners as investors marked down resource stocks and questioned whether bullion’s strong run can keep carrying earnings. The ASX-listed miner closed down 4.56% at A$11.93, with turnover of about 9 million shares. The stock is now well below its 52-week high of A$17.75, even though its market value remains above A$24 billion, latest market data showed.
May 18, 2026
Northern Star Resources Stock Sets Up Monday Test at ASX Open

Northern Star Resources Stock Sets Up Monday Test at ASX Open

Northern Star Resources shares will start Monday’s ASX session below recent levels after dropping 2.98% to A$20.50 on Friday. The gold miner is down 3.12% over the past week, with bullion and miners sliding into the end of the week. The ASX cash market was still closed at the dateline. Regular trading is scheduled from 09:59:45 until 16:00 Sydney time. May 18 does not appear on the list of 2026 exchange holidays.
May 17, 2026
Why Northern Star Resources Shares Fell Again as Gold Sell-Off Tests Its $500 Million Buyback

Why Northern Star Resources Shares Fell Again as Gold Sell-Off Tests Its $500 Million Buyback

Northern Star Resources Ltd shares slipped close to 3% Friday, hit by a sweeping retreat in Australian mining names after gold’s steep slide rattled nerves around the Perth-based gold miner. The stock ended at A$20.50, down A$0.63 for the session, and is now off 15.64% in the last four weeks. Timing is crucial here. While gold miners have ridden strong macro tailwinds this year, Northern Star continues to be measured on its mine execution rather than bullion’s rally. Its March-quarter update has again turned the spotlight to KCGM, with mill throughput now a key swing factor for hitting the revised production target.
May 15, 2026
Northern Star Resources Stock Slips as Cyber Outage Delays Supplier Payments

Northern Star Resources Stock Slips as Cyber Outage Delays Supplier Payments

Payments to suppliers at Northern Star Resources could be pushed back to May 21. A cyber incident at one of the company’s service providers has knocked out a chunk of the Australian gold miner’s enterprise resource planning system. This outage is striking at the back-office just as Northern Star looks to keep investor attention locked on getting things done at its KCGM mill expansion in Kalgoorlie—a project that’s key to where it wants to go next.
May 14, 2026
Northern Star’s 3% Rebound Tests Whether Gold Can Outrun KCGM Execution Risk

Northern Star’s 3% Rebound Tests Whether Gold Can Outrun KCGM Execution Risk

Northern Star Resources jumped 3.23% to A$21.42 on Tuesday, erasing its 1.94% retreat from Monday. Shares traded up to A$21.71, with some 6.62 million changing hands—hardly a muted session. The move wasn’t triggered by new headlines; instead, buyers circled back to gold stocks after a rough patch for the name. The wider market offered some support. Heading into the afternoon, the ASX 200 was still sliding, but Market Index flagged “incredibly strong” action in resources—gold snapped higher locally, with other commodities pushing up too. That’s key for Northern Star, which stands out as a go-to large-cap for traders chasing gold margins on the ASX. If the gold trade heats up, NST usually sees interest pick up quickly.
May 13, 2026
Northern Star Resources Shares Drop as $500 Million Buyback Faces Gold Price Test

Northern Star Resources Shares Drop as $500 Million Buyback Faces Gold Price Test

Northern Star Resources Ltd ended Monday’s session in Sydney at A$20.75, sinking 1.9% and closing right at its low for the day. Shares started the morning at A$21.03, briefly reached A$21.42, but slid as investors showed little enthusiasm for the miner’s A$500 million buyback, despite gold’s strength. Market value stood at roughly A$29.67 billion, according to Google Finance. Northern Star is supposed to be the straightforward gold bet for ASX investors—a big producer, hefty Western Australian projects, plus notable capital returns. Yet shares slipped at the end, even though bullion prices stayed high and swung around. Looks like just promising a buyback isn’t cutting it for the market.
May 12, 2026
Evolution Mining Share Price Falls 3% as Gold Drops and Northern Star Shock Hits ASX Miners

Evolution Mining Share Price Falls 3% as Gold Drops and Northern Star Shock Hits ASX Miners

Evolution Mining dropped 3.22% to finish at A$13.51 on Friday. Trading volume hit 11.24 million shares. Gold names in Australia took a hit as prices slipped and a steep selloff hit sector peer Northern Star Resources. This shift stands out: Evolution, a clear beneficiary of the gold surge, saw its stock peak at A$17.75 on March 2. Now, with Friday bringing fresh pressure, the miner is heading into a quarter where its board faces key decisions on growth plans at Northparkes and Ernest Henry.
March 14, 2026
Northern Star Resources Ltd shares rebound with gold rally, but guidance cuts still loom

Northern Star Resources Ltd shares rebound with gold rally, but guidance cuts still loom

Northern Star Resources Ltd climbed 2.6% on Tuesday, bouncing back alongside other Australian gold stocks as the local market found footing after Monday’s oil-driven drop. Evolution Mining was up 3.1%. Australia’s gold-stock index moved 2.5% higher, with the ASX 200 regaining 1.6%. Northern Star’s shares continue to feel the weight of January’s reset. The company flagged a disappointing December quarter and unexpected downtime — the big hit was a primary crusher breakdown at its Kalgoorlie Consolidated Gold Mines, or KCGM, site — which led management to lower its FY26 production forecast. Guidance now sits at 1.6 million to 1.7 million ounces, trimmed from the earlier range of 1.7 million to 1.85 million.
March 11, 2026