ASX: G88 · Five-year financial review

(ASX: G88) Golden Mile Resources Financial Review - FY2021~25

Golden Mile’s five-year financial record shows an explorer building assets through FY2023, then reducing carrying values and liquidity as priorities changed. FY2025 shifted funding toward Pearl in Arizona, Quicksilver and Yuinmery, while a Yarrambee impairment increased the accounting loss.

Years ended 30 June 2021-2025 · A$ million unless stated · Editorial review: 2026-09-28 · MII Research

Reading the figures: Units are stated above each table or beside the metric. Brackets denote negative amounts. Supported nil is shown as zero; unlike reporting bases remain separately labelled.

FY2025 cash
A$0.588m

30 June balance.

Exploration assets
A$3.269m

Net carrying amount.

FY2025 impairment
A$1.844m

Non-cash expense.

FY2025 loss
A$4.007m

After income tax.

Five years in context

Early activity focused on Western Australian exploration and Quicksilver metallurgy. In FY2025 the Pearl Copper Project added an Arizona earn-in, not an immediately owned 51% project stake.

Cash and exploration assets answer different questions: the first funds near-term work, while the second depends on future project recovery. Both declined in FY2025.

Events behind the numbers

FY2021

Yarrambee acquired

The acquisition combined cash, shares, options and a royalty.

FY2022

Financing builds liquidity

Net financing exceeded operating and investing outflows.

FY2023

Exploration base grows

The capitalised exploration balance rose alongside continued investment.

FY2024

Grant offsets capitalised expenditure

The exploration roll-forward includes a government-grant offset and impairment.

FY2025

Pearl prioritised; Yarrambee impaired

The Arizona earn-in began, while management redirected funding from Yarrambee.

FINANCIAL REVIEW / 01

Funding did not fully offset FY2025 cash use

Equity financing repeatedly supported exploration. The latest year ended with less cash despite a positive investing-cash category, because operating outflows exceeded total funding and investing inflows.

Cash and exploration assets

A$ million

Cash and exploration assetsCash and equivalents: FY2021 0.967; FY2022 1.962; FY2023 2.357; FY2024 1.059; FY2025 0.588 | Exploration carrying amount: FY2021 1.891; FY2022 3.107; FY2023 4.562; FY2024 5.301; FY2025 3.26901.482.974.455.94FY2021FY2022FY2023FY2024FY2025Cash and equivalents, FY2021: 0.967 A$ millionCash and equivalents, FY2022: 1.962 A$ millionCash and equivalents, FY2023: 2.357 A$ millionCash and equivalents, FY2024: 1.059 A$ millionCash and equivalents, FY2025: 0.588 A$ millionExploration carrying amount, FY2021: 1.891 A$ millionExploration carrying amount, FY2022: 3.107 A$ millionExploration carrying amount, FY2023: 4.562 A$ millionExploration carrying amount, FY2024: 5.301 A$ millionExploration carrying amount, FY2025: 3.269 A$ million
Cash and equivalentsExploration carrying amount
A$ million; carrying assets are not cash.

AI-generated presentation · values from Cash, assets and equity; no missing values plotted as zero.

Cash-flow categories

A$ million

Cash-flow categoriesNet operating cash flow: FY2021 (0.782); FY2022 (0.844); FY2023 (0.976); FY2024 (1.201); FY2025 (1.803) | Net investing cash flow: FY2021 (1.263); FY2022 (1.122); FY2023 (1.535); FY2024 (1.120); FY2025 0.123 | Net financing cash flow: FY2021 2.387; FY2022 2.961; FY2023 2.906; FY2024 1.022; FY2025 1.221-2.09-0.680.722.133.53FY2021FY2022FY2023FY2024FY2025Net operating cash flow, FY2021: (0.782) A$ millionNet operating cash flow, FY2022: (0.844) A$ millionNet operating cash flow, FY2023: (0.976) A$ millionNet operating cash flow, FY2024: (1.201) A$ millionNet operating cash flow, FY2025: (1.803) A$ millionNet investing cash flow, FY2021: (1.263) A$ millionNet investing cash flow, FY2022: (1.122) A$ millionNet investing cash flow, FY2023: (1.535) A$ millionNet investing cash flow, FY2024: (1.120) A$ millionNet investing cash flow, FY2025: 0.123 A$ millionNet financing cash flow, FY2021: 2.387 A$ millionNet financing cash flow, FY2022: 2.961 A$ millionNet financing cash flow, FY2023: 2.906 A$ millionNet financing cash flow, FY2024: 1.022 A$ millionNet financing cash flow, FY2025: 1.221 A$ million
Net operating cash flowNet investing cash flowNet financing cash flow
A$ million; expenses may sit in operating rather than investing cash.

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Cash, assets and equity

A$ million

MetricFY2021FY2022FY2023FY2024FY2025
Cash and equivalents0.9671.9622.3571.0590.588
Total assets2.9475.1366.9836.3983.980
Total equity2.7324.8156.5846.2343.558
Exploration carrying amount1.8913.1074.5625.3013.269

Exploration carrying amounts are not mineral-resource valuations.

Source: Annual-report extractions; report editions are listed once in the consolidated source registry.

Funding and cash use

A$ million

MetricFY2021FY2022FY2023FY2024FY2025
Net operating cash flow(0.782)(0.844)(0.976)(1.201)(1.803)
Net investing cash flow(1.263)(1.122)(1.535)(1.120)0.123
Net financing cash flow2.3872.9612.9061.0221.221

Positive FY2025 investing cash is a net category; it does not mean no exploration expenditure occurred.

Source: Annual-report extractions; report editions are listed once in the consolidated source registry.

FINANCIAL REVIEW / 02

Why the loss and asset balance changed

Management’s project review prioritised Pearl, Quicksilver and Yuinmery. Yarrambee impairment and expensed exploration increased the loss without being equivalent to current-year cash investment.

Loss after tax

A$ million

Loss after taxLoss after tax: FY2021 (1.230); FY2022 (1.028); FY2023 (1.387); FY2024 (1.550); FY2025 (4.007)-4.25-3.07-1.88-0.70.48FY2021FY2022FY2023FY2024FY2025Loss after tax, FY2021: (1.230) A$ million(1.230)Loss after tax, FY2022: (1.028) A$ million(1.028)Loss after tax, FY2023: (1.387) A$ million(1.387)Loss after tax, FY2024: (1.550) A$ million(1.550)Loss after tax, FY2025: (4.007) A$ million(4.007)
Loss after tax
A$ million; impairment makes FY2025 less cash-comparable.

AI-generated presentation · values from Annual loss after tax; no missing values plotted as zero.

FY2025 exploration movements

A$ million

FY2025 exploration movementsExpenditure added: FY2025 0.163 | Impairment: FY2025 (1.844) | Government grant offset: FY2025 (0.350)-1.96-1.37-0.78-0.190.4FY2025Expenditure added, FY2025: 0.163 A$ millionImpairment, FY2025: (1.844) A$ millionGovernment grant offset, FY2025: (0.350) A$ million
Expenditure addedImpairmentGovernment grant offset
A$ million; movements only, excluding opening and closing balances.

AI-generated presentation · values from FY2025 exploration carrying-value movement; no missing values plotted as zero.

Annual loss after tax

A$ million

MetricFY2021FY2022FY2023FY2024FY2025
Loss after tax(1.230)(1.028)(1.387)(1.550)(4.007)

FY2025 includes exploration expenditure expensed and a non-cash impairment.

Source: Annual-report extractions; report editions are listed once in the consolidated source registry.

FY2025 exploration carrying-value movement

A$ million

MetricFY2025
Opening balance5.301
Expenditure added0.163
Impairment(1.844)
Government grant offset(0.350)
Closing balance3.269

Opening balance plus the three movements equals closing balance; balances are not additional movements.

Source: Annual-report extractions; report editions are listed once in the consolidated source registry.

FINANCIAL REVIEW / 03

Earn-in ownership and funding risk

Pearl’s initial earn-in requires US$2m expenditure for 51% within three years. At June 2025 the retained disclosure says the interest had not yet been earned; reported costs are not proof of full ownership.

Termination and resource-contingent payments are conditional commitments, not automatically current liabilities or costs already paid.

The auditor identified material uncertainty regarding going concern. The financial review therefore does not turn mineral resources, future placements or intended development into available cash.

Reading the figures

  • Pearl earn-in commitments have their disclosed currency and conditions; they are not converted or added to AUD cash retrospectively.
  • Carrying-value movements and impairment are distinguished from expenditure and mineral-resource quantities.
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Annual-report source registry

  • Golden Mile Resources - Annual Report to shareholdersExisting annual extraction, including separately identified historical comparatives.
  • Golden Mile Resources - Annual Report to shareholdersExisting annual extraction, including separately identified historical comparatives.
  • Golden Mile Resources - Annual Report to shareholdersExisting annual extraction, including separately identified historical comparatives.
  • Golden Mile Resources - Annual Report to shareholdersExisting annual extraction, including separately identified historical comparatives.
  • Golden Mile Resources - Annual Report to shareholdersExisting annual extraction, including separately identified historical comparatives.

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