Highlights

• Core Lithium lodged a market-sensitive Blackbeard drilling update on 6 November 2026 during the period.

• An October announcement had also highlighted thick high-grade lithium intersections at the Blackbeard prospect recently.

• FY26 Revenue was approximately AUD 17.8 million, with a net loss of AUD 26.0 million.

• The company held about AUD 451 million in Assets against approximately AUD 75 million in liabilities.

Blackbeard drilling remains a focal point for Core Lithium Ltd (ASX:CXO) following two October and November market updates concerning lithium intersections. The Northern Territory-focused company traded higher on 11 November 2026, but the available information did not establish a direct connection between that movement and an earlier drilling announcement.

A Continued Blackbeard Programme

The company released a price-sensitive announcement titled “High-Grade Lithium Intersection Extended at Blackbeard” on 6 November 2026, following an earlier “Thick High-Grade Lithium Intersections at Blackbeard” notice around 19 October. The underlying drill data, including intercept lengths and grades, were unavailable in the available information. A substantial-holder notice was lodged on 4 November, but no new release appeared on 11 November.

Finniss and the Northern Territory

Core Lithium’s Business centres on lithium, with the Finniss project in the Northern Territory forming its principal project context. Blackbeard and BP33 are identified as exploration prospects within its Northern Territory ground. The company has been ASX-listed since 2011 and was identified in the source as an S&P/ASX 300 member.

The FY26 Financial Snapshot

For the year to 30 June 2026, revenue was approximately AUD 17.8 million and the net loss was AUD 26.0 million, compared with a loss of about AUD 23.4 million in FY25. FY24 revenue had been around AUD 189.5 million, with a net loss near AUD 207.0 million. The most recent stated asset balance was AUD 451 million, against liabilities of about AUD 75 million.

Share Activity and Next Steps

Shares traded around 26.3 cents at about 2:40pm AEDT on 11 November, up 5% on the session. Approximately 21.85 million shares changed hands, below the daily average of roughly 31.9 million. The group had about 3.24 billion shares issued and a quoted Market Value near AUD 809 million. Its 52-week range was 15 to 43 cents. Project and market Economics remain sensitive to lithium prices, and the available information confirmed no next milestone date.