[SMM Flash] MinRes FY26 Attributable Spodumene Concentrate Sales Reach 559,000 Tonnes

Published: Sep 2, 2026 09:13

Australian mining company Mineral Resources (MinRes) reported that attributable SC6 spodumene concentrate sales from Wodgina and Mt Marion totaled 559,000 tonnes in FY26.

Wodgina attributable sales reached 317,000 tonnes of SC6, above the company’s revised guidance range of 270,000–290,000 tonnes. Mt Marion attributable sales reached 242,000 tonnes, also exceeding guidance of 210,000–230,000 tonnes.

MinRes reported lithium business revenue of more than A$1.3 billion and underlying EBITDA of A$771 million for FY26.

The company has also decided to restart underground mining at Mt Marion and develop new processing infrastructure. Bald Hill resumed production in May 2026 and continues to ramp up.

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