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Team Veye   October 13, 2025

ASX stocks cruising near 52 Week high

Team Veye   October 13, 2025
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From rare earths to silver, these ASX players are in the spotlight as they are rallying towards 52-week highs fuelled by big milestones and surging global demand.

Astron Corporation Limited (ASX: ATR)Β 

is currently trading near its 52-week highs mainly because of its positive results and solid progress at the Donald Rare Earth and Mineral Sands Project in Victoria.Β 
The company recorded a net profit after tax of about A$19.1 million which is a big comeback from the A$24.8 million loss it had in FY24.Β 

A major deal worth A$183 million with U.S. critical minerals firm Energy Fuels has helped strengthen Astron’s balance sheet and provided funds needed for the project development.
The Donald Project has a pre-tax NPV of around A$837 million and IRR of 22.1% and is expected to bring in nearly A$12.1 billion in revenue and A$4.9 billion in EBITDA over its 42 year life span.Β 
With all final approvals done and the move to Australia completed, Astron now stands in a strong position in the global rare earth supply chain.

Ionic Rare Earths Limited (ASX: IXR)Β 

has had a great year, helped by few big milestones that put it in front of the global rare earth supply chain outside China.Β 
The company’s Belfast based branch, Ionic Technologies, finished a feasibility study showing a post-tax NPV of about US$502 million, IRR of 43.6% and lifetime EBITDA close to US$1.78 billion. The facility will recycle end of life magnets into high purity rare earth oxides.Β 

It also got Β£11 million funding from the UK government under the β€œCirculaREEconomy” program to build a local rare earth magnet supply chain, out of which Ionic’s share is around Β£3.1 million.
The company posted a total loss of A$10.65 million for FY25, which is much better than the A$21.33 million loss in FY24, showing clear improvement year on year.

Β On the global side, IXR’s joint venture in Brazil called Viridion delivered its first batch of locally recycled magnet rare earth oxides, while its U.S. expansion is also moving ahead.
Β With tie ups across Europe, Asia and South America and a growing Makuutu Heavy Rare Earths Project in Uganda, Ionic Rare Earths is now seen as one of the main players in sustainable circular rare earth production.

Sun Silver Limited (ASX: SS1)Β 

is moving ahead with its Maverick Springs Silver-Gold Project in Nevada which is one of the biggest pre-production silver projects listed on the ASX.Β 
The site holds around 296.5 million ounces of silver and 2.16 million ounces of gold under JORC Inferred Resources.Β 
Following a new re-assay program using modern four-acid digest methods, the silver grades went up by nearly 25%, showing that earlier results might have undervalued the resource. Recent tests also found antimony levels reaching up to 7.8% Sb, which could help the company tap into rising U.S. demand for critical minerals.
Sun Silver posted a smaller loss of about A$1.16 million for the half-year ending June 2025 and It also had a healthy balance sheet million giving it a strong position to continue funding exploration work.
The company also sent a White Paper to the U.S. Department of Defence, showing that Maverick Springs could be a safe local source of antimony which is a move that might open doors for future U.S. government backing and major funding opportunities for project growth.

Source: Company Announcement

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