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GBR

Gold & Precious MetalsPULLBACK⛏ drilling

$0.067

as of 2026-07-27

5d return

+3.1%

20d return

-5.6%

60d return

-23.9%

RSI 14

37.0

vs 52w high

-56.8%

vs 52w low

+21.8%

SMA 20

Below

SMA 50

Below

Price · Volume · Broker flow
Markers = announcements (red triangle = price-sensitive). Volume amber = ≥2× ADV spike. Flow bars stacked per broker group. Flow lags T+3.
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Closest correlates
Pearson r on log returns, window: 42d
  • WA1r=0.54, window: 42d
  • PPSr=0.53, window: 42d
  • AISr=0.51, window: 42d
  • ZMIr=0.50, window: 42d
  • PNNr=0.50, window: 42d
Announcements — last 30 days
  • GBR has commenced a 40,000m drilling campaign at Peak Hill targeting resource growth on a 481,000oz base and high-grade brownfield targets (Golden Treasure: 19m @ 13.34 g/t Au). Capital-light pathway via Westgold ore purchase agreement and MRE update by end-2026 position the company for potential production entry in CY2027.

  • 2026-07-02PSsubstantial_holderCeasing to be a substantial holder

    Tribeca Investment Partners exited its substantial holding in GBR through a series of on-market sell-downs and dilution from a capital raise, completing its exit by 30 June 2026. This represents a passive fund rebalancing rather than a fundamental deterioration in GBR's assets or strategy.

  • 2026-07-02PSsubstantial_holderChange in substantial holding

    Franklin Resources' holding diluted from 6.81% to 5.43% following share issuance on 30 June 2026, suggesting GBR has raised capital to fund exploration or development activities. The modest 1.8× volume spike indicates passive investor rebalancing rather than market concern.

  • Westgold has completed divestment of Peak Hill to GBR for $54.4M cash plus 19.9% equity, allowing it to simplify operations and focus on core hubs while retaining upside through a 1% NSR royalty. GBR gains a non-core asset with processing access and scale potential in the Murchison region.

⛏ Drilling active — 12 days since first flagged day