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Greenwing Resources Ltd ( (AU:GW1) ) has provided an update.
Greenwing Resources has updated the metals price assumptions in its Que River scoping study to reflect sharp rises in silver, gold and copper prices since October 2025. The revisions lift the project’s Net Smelter Return by about 40%, increase conceptual undiscounted cash flows to an estimated A$90m–A$100m, and outline processing of roughly 570,000 to 665,000 tonnes of ore, materially enhancing the project’s economic appeal without yet revisiting cost estimates.
The company is advancing a two-stage development pathway that begins with near-term open pit mining and then evaluates establishing data infrastructure and battery storage facilities on site. It is pursuing a fast-tracked regulatory pathway, targeting approvals within seven to nine months through parallel workstreams with Tasmanian authorities, aiming to unlock additional resource value while maintaining environmental governance and potentially positioning Que River as a hybrid mining and data infrastructure hub.
The most recent analyst rating on (AU:GW1) stock is a Hold with a A$0.05 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Greenwing Resources Ltd stock, see the AU:GW1 Stock Forecast page.
More about Greenwing Resources Ltd
Greenwing Resources Ltd is an Australian resources company focused on its 100% owned Que River polymetallic project on Tasmania’s Mount Reid trend. The project targets silver, gold and copper production, with plans to initially utilise nearby third-party processing infrastructure and later explore data infrastructure opportunities leveraging existing site assets and access to low-cost renewable energy.
Average Trading Volume: 368,085
Technical Sentiment Signal: Buy
Current Market Cap: A$18.89M
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