Key highlights

  • MAG touched a 52-week low on 21 October 2026 and closed at $0.017, down 15.00% for the day.
  • Its 2026 Annual Report describes three phases of drilling at the Weebo Gold Project in Western Australia’s Yandal Greenstone Belt.
  • It also reports a Myall farm-in and joint venture in New South Wales, with a campaign funded by Fortescue.

Magmatic Resources Ltd (ASX:MAG) shares touched a 52-week low during the Trading session on 21 October 2026. The closing price as of 21 October was $0.017, down 15.00% for the day. Magmatic Resources is an explorer with gold in Western Australia and copper-gold in New South Wales.

What Magmatic Resources does

Magmatic Resources Limited runs a dual-focus exploration strategy: gold at its Weebo Gold Project in the Eastern Goldfields of Western Australia, and East Lachlan copper-gold porphyry targets in New South Wales including the Myall Farm-in and Joint Venture.

2026 annual report

In its annual report for the year ended 30 June 2026, Magmatic said Weebo, acquired in mid-2025, spans about 270 km of the Yandal Greenstone Belt with 80 km of strike. It completed three drilling phases, with Phase 1 of about 3,192 m across Scone Stone and other prospects and Phase 2 of 3,571 m of RC drilling. Results quoted include 12 m at 5.13 g/t Au from 66m at Ockerburry (OKAC010), including 8 m at 7.60 g/t Au, and 10 m at 2.55 g/t Au from 57 m at Scone Stone.

The report also notes a substantial diamond and air-core campaign at Myall funded by joint venture partner Fortescue, and very hard ground conditions that limited RC penetration to 120 m on one line. This article draws on the report’s operational review rather than its financial statements.

Sector context

Exploration-stage resource companies do not generate production revenue, and their share prices can move sharply on drilling results, funding news and Commodity sentiment.

Risks and uncertainties

Drilling results are intercepts and do not define a resource. The company’s share price is about 1.7 cents, so small moves are large percentage changes, and funding is needed for continued exploration. Closing prices on a single day are not the same as the 52-week high or low price, and a 52-week extreme does not indicate where a share price will move next.

Catalysts to watch

Items to watch include further drilling at Weebo, results from the Myall joint venture and funding announcements.

Closing perspective

Magmatic’s 2026 annual report summarised drilling at Weebo and a funded joint venture at Myall. Further results would be announced to the ASX.