Performing ASX Stocks at their 52 Week High

Battery Age Minerals, Warriedar Resources and MetalsTech are all trading near 52 week highs and for good reasons as exploration success, compelling scoping results and corporate deals ignite fresh investor confidence in the mining sector.

Best Performing ASX Stocks

Battery Age Minerals Limited (ASX: BM8)

Warriedar Resources Limited (ASX: WA8)

MetalsTech Limited (ASX: MTC)

Battery Age Minerals Limited (ASX: BM8)

has jumped to its 52 week high mainly because of strong exploration updates and smart project expansion into critical and precious metals. In FY25, the company posted a loss of about A$2.88M which is better than the A$3.59M loss last year as costs came down a lot. Its total assets were around A$15.8M with A$11.2M spent on exploration showing how much focus the company has on growth. The biggest highlight of the year was the Bleiberg Project in Austria where germanium grades went as high as 1,500 g/t and the discovery of the Germanium-76 isotope made BM8 one of the top mineral explorers in Europe. At its El Aguila Project in Argentina, surface tests showed strong gold and silver grades reaching 174.58 g/t Au and 4,739 g/t Ag, with all key drilling and environmental permits done before starting the first drill campaign. After raising about A$3M post year-end and with projects in lithium, germanium, and gold-silver, the company is moving fast on many fronts.

Warriedar Resources Limited (ASX: WA8)

hit a new 52 week high after the 7 October 2025 news that Capricorn Metals raised its offer to 1 Capricorn share for every 52.75 Warriedar shares. That comes to A$0.26 per share. For FY25, the company made around A$0.58 million in revenue including interest income. On the cost side, exploration expenses were A$7.06 million and director and employee costs came to about A$2.06 million. It posted a net loss of A$10.67 million which is much better than last year’s A$21.35 million loss. By the end of the year, cash stood at A$24.4 million, total assets were A$93.3 million and net assets came in at A$76.5 million. On the operations front, Warriedar announced a big resource upgrade at Golden Range which is now at 31Mt @ 2.3g/t AuEq for 2.3Moz AuEq (1.38Moz gold and 60.3kt antimony). 

MetalsTech Limited (ASX: MTC)

has been on investor radar as its share price approaches a 52-week high. The main reason behind this is the strong progress at its Sturec Gold Mine in Slovakia. During FY25, the company reported a net loss of A$2.51 million which is slightly better than last year’s loss of A$2.96 million. It ended the year with cash of A$1.62 million and net assets worth around A$6.2 million. MetalsTech raised about A$3.3 million through placements and also secured an extra A$5 million credit facility to fund development. The latest Scoping Study gave excellent results showing a pre tax NPV of US$768 million (A$1.2 billion) and an IRR of 162%, proving the project’s strong economics. The underground operation is expected to produce 1.139Moz AuEq over 9 years at an AISC of US$1,107/oz, with an average yearly EBITDA of A$196 million. With Mining One working on the Pre Feasibility Study expected to finish by late 2025 and metallurgical testing underway to improve recoveries, MetalsTech is aiming to make Sturec a world class, low cost and eco friendly underground gold silver mine. 

(Source: Company Announcements)