Robex Resources Stock Price, News & Analysis

Robex Resources (OTC:RSRBF) reports that mining has commenced at the Kiniero Gold Project in Guinea and remains on track and on budget for a first gold pour in Q4 CY2025. To 30 Sept 2025 the site logged 4,857,704 hours LTI free. Construction milestones: 82,590 t material mined (including 20,625 t ore), 10,000 t ore rehandled to ROM, grade control drilling of 143,681 m completed across pits, SAG and ball mill assemblies nearing completion, power station 45% electrically complete, and TSF eastern embankment 76% complete with 529,195 m3 fill placed.

Commissioning and operations mobilisation are planned ahead of the targeted Q4 CY2025 gold pour.

Predictive Discovery (RSRBF) and Robex Resources announced a merger of equals on 5 October 2025 to create a West Africa-focused mid-tier gold producer. Under the Plan of Arrangement Robex shareholders will receive 8.667 PDI shares per Robex share, with PDI expecting to issue ~2,115 million PDI shares (plus up to ~497 million additional shares from convertible securities) on closing.

The combined company is forecast to target >400kozpa Au by 2029, combined Mineral Resources ≈9.5Moz Au and Ore Reserves ≈4.5Moz Au, with an implied market cap of ~A$2,350m. Closing is expected in Dec 2025 or early 2026, subject to court, TSX-V and Robex shareholder approvals.

Robex Resources (OTC: RSRBF) has announced the acceleration of its 2024 Warrants' expiry date to October 18, 2025, from the original June 27, 2026 date. This acceleration was triggered after the company's shares exceeded C$3.50 for ten consecutive trading days between September 2-15, 2025.

Currently, 57,759,921 warrants remain outstanding, with each warrant exercisable at C$2.55 per share. If all warrants are exercised, Robex expects to receive approximately C$147.3 million in gross proceeds. The funds will support exploration activities at the Kiniero Gold Project, mine development, and corporate initiatives, with first gold pour expected in December 2025 and commercial production in Q1 2026.

Robex Resources (OTC:RSRBF) has announced significant amendments to its US$130 million senior secured facility agreement with Sprott Resource Lending. Under the revised terms, Robex can now access US$90 million of the remaining US$105 million facility without requiring the Mansounia Exploitation Permits or Mining Convention.

Key changes include an immediate US$30 million draw down and US$60 million held in a Debt Proceeds Account. The final US$15 million remains contingent on receiving the Mansounia permits, available until December 31, 2026. The company will establish a Liquidity Coverage Account of up to US$65 million, funded through warrant proceeds and excess cashflow. The facility term may be reduced to March 31, 2029, if permits aren't granted before then.

Robex Resources (TSXV:RBX | OTC:RSRBF) reports steady progress on its Kiniero Gold Project in Guinea, maintaining its schedule for first gold production in Q4 2025. The project has achieved significant construction milestones with 3,917,695 LTI-free hours worked since January 2023.

Key developments include: 83% completion of field erected tankage, both CIL tank trains completed, 22% completion of SMP works, and 70% delivery of Tranche 1 mining equipment. The project features extensive drilling activities at Sabali pit, with 35,518 metres drilled in July and 32,184 samples pending analysis.

Construction progress encompasses process plant concrete works nearing completion, power station development, and tailings storage facility construction, all tracking within budget and timeline parameters.

Robex Resources (OTC:RSRBF) reported its June 2025 quarterly activities, highlighting significant progress across two key assets. The company successfully completed an A$120 million IPO on the ASX and continues construction of its Kiniéro Gold Project in Guinea, which remains on schedule for first gold in Q4 2025 with CAD$99.2 million spent year-to-date.

At the operational Nampala Gold Mine in Mali, the company produced 11,736 ounces and sold 13,104 ounces of gold during Q2 2025. Year-to-date production reached 24,628 ounces at an AISC of CAD$2,228 per ounce. The operation maintains its full-year FY25 production guidance of 46,000-48,000 ounces.

The Kiniéro Project development remains within its CAD$210-225 million budget, with significant construction milestones achieved including SAG mill installation commencement and CIL tank completion.

[ "Successful A$120 million IPO completed on ASX", "Kiniéro Gold Project construction remains on schedule and budget for Q4 2025 first gold", "Strong safety performance with no LTIs at both operations", "Nampala Gold Mine on track to meet FY25 production guidance of 46,000-48,000 ounces", "61,700 metres of drilling completed at Kiniéro supporting resource development" ]