Alkane secures A$150m in new credit to boost growth and liquidity

Alkane Resources Ltd ( (AU:ALK) ) has provided an update.

Alkane Resources has secured a A$110 million revolving credit facility and a A$40 million contingent instrument facility from a syndicate of major Australian banks, following the early repayment of its previous project finance facility. The new funding, which carries standard covenants and requires no mandatory gold hedging, is designed to enhance liquidity, recycle up to A$40 million in cash currently tied to performance guarantees, and deepen relationships with tier-one lenders as the company progresses growth projects across its three operations.

Management highlighted Alkane’s strong cash and bullion position of A$232 million at December 2025 and indicated that operations are performing well ahead of a forthcoming production update. The expanded facilities are expected to give Alkane greater financial flexibility to move quickly on emerging opportunities, reinforcing its balance sheet strength and positioning in the gold and antimony sector while supporting ongoing development and exploration activities.

The most recent analyst rating on (AU:ALK) stock is a Buy with a A$1.50 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Alkane Resources Ltd stock, see the AU:ALK Stock Forecast page.

More about Alkane Resources Ltd

Alkane Resources is an Australia-based gold and antimony producer with three operating underground and open-pit mines in New South Wales, Victoria and Sweden. The company also holds the large Boda-Kaiser gold-copper porphyry project in Central West New South Wales, supported by ongoing exploration that underpins its growth-focused, multi-asset mining portfolio.

YTD Price Performance: 3.35%

Average Trading Volume: 6,402,042

Technical Sentiment Signal: Strong Buy

Current Market Cap: A$1.9B

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