Lunnon Metals

Lunnon Metals Ltd (ASX:LM8) is a gold/nickel explorer developer with an enviable position in one of the world’s great dual commodity belts, the St Ives (Au) / Kambalda (Ni) district. With over A$20M cash at hand, the company is enjoying considerable discovery success for gold and offers unrivalled leverage for investors to both gold and nickel discovery and development.

All Mineral Resources and emerging prospects are hosted on granted Mining Licences in a district with over 60 years of continuous mining history and the accompanying short lead times to regulatory approval. With a tightly held register and Gold Fields Ltd as a major shareholder (~31%), Lunnon Metals value proposition is primed to respond strongly to commodity price moves and a robust discovery and development news flow.

For more detailed information on Lunnon Metals projects and corporate activities, please visit their official website. www.lunnonmetals.com.au

Edmund Ainscough – Managing Director

Ed led the acquisition of joint venture rights to the Foster/Jan Nickel Project (in 2014) that ultimately led to the IPO of Lunnon Metals in June 2021. A geologist by training, he has extensive operational experience (gold, copper and tin) in Australia, Africa, the UK and New Zealand. He was previously a senior member of the Gold Fields executive team in Australia where he held a key business development role reporting to the Executive Committee until 2008.

He was the last Chief Geologist for WMC at the St Ives Gold Mine, overseeing a $25 million per annum drill budget and the addition of over 2.0 million ounces to reserves during his tenure. Prior to founding Lunnon Metals Ltd’s forebear, ACH Nickel, he was at PCF Capital Group where he advised resource sector companies on corporate, merger and acquisition, and valuation assignments.

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March 17, 2025 Off

Unlocking Potential: Lunnon Metals (ASX:LM8) advances Defiance West exploration

By MarketOpen

Lunnon Metals is advancing exploration at Defiance West, completing its first deep drill hole under the WA Government’s EIS program, with promising geological insights and assay results expected soon.