Which ASX All Ords Gold Stock are Rocketing Again Today?
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African Gold, Vertex Minerals and Focus Minerals are all pushing higher as they are advancing their gold projects with consistent exploration, operational improvements and cautious capital management.
African Gold Limited (ASX: A1G) had a big year in 2025 with progress at its main Didievi Gold Project in Cote dIvoire. It reported in June that the Blaffo Guetto Inferred Resource went up by 119% to 989,000oz at 2.5 g/t Au within 12.4Mt. Mineralisation is still open in strike and depth which shows more potential. Drilling also confirmed Pranoi as the 3rd gold discovery with strong shallow intercepts like 25m at 1.6 g/t Au and 9m at 3.8 g/t Au. The company also finished a strategic investment with Montage Gold which is now the biggest shareholder with 17.5% while A1G itself holds Montage shares worth about A$9.8 million. Cash and liquid assets were around A$11.5 million at quarter end giving enough funding for a 40,000m drilling program focused on expanding resources and new discoveries at Didievi and the Konahiri Project. These projects are aimed to build one of the leading explorers in West Africa.
Vertex Minerals Limited (ASX: VTX) moved rapidly in 2025 as it shifted the Reward Gold Mine at Hill End, NSW into underground production. In the second quarter the company started processing stockpiled ore through the gravity gold plant and by september it had begun stoping, getting 125 tonnes from the 1670 stope and also starting drilling at the 1438 longhole stope which is aiming for 660 tonnes at 6 g/t Au. A new Aramine loader with tele remote feature was brought in to help with mechanised mining along with the older airleg and cut and fill stopes. Reward has a Mineral Resource of 419,000 tonnes at 16.7 g/t Au giving 225,200oz and is part of the larger Hill End & Hargraves project resource of 482koz. The balance sheet was improved after a $11 million raise done by placement and convertible notes ending June with $1.7 million cash. With several mining fronts running and chemical free gravity processing the company is set for a steady ramp up of high grade gold production through FY26.
Focus Minerals Limited (ASX: FML) kept moving forward with its Coolgardie hub in the June quarter. Three Mile Hill plant processed about 361,158 tonnes with recovery of 92.2% and in one month it poured a record 3,874 oz. Gold sales came to 5,949.8 oz at average realised price of A$5,178/oz. Mining activity shifted 2.37 million tonnes overall, out of which total ore mined was 132,186t grading 1.07 g/t . Bonnie Vale also gave 11,371t of high grade development ore at 8.26 g/t plus development work done with stoping pushed forward into early December . On 4 June 2025 company finished A$250m Laverton project sale and used funds to repay Shandong Gold loans worth A$174.8 million, leaving unrestricted cash of A$74.186 million at 30 June 2025. With own fleets now in place along with steady mill throughput and underground ramp up going on, Focus looks set to boost near term gold output and stronger cash flows.
(Source: Company Announcements)
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