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Ora Banda Mining (ASX: OBM) October 2026 company presentation, "DRIVE to 300 – Organically building Australia's next 300 koz gold producer", presented by Managing Director Luke Creagh and lodged with the ASX on 27 October 2026. The 34-slide deck covers the Davyhurst Gold Project in Western Australia (100% owned): record FY26 production of 141 koz, FY27 guidance of 125–140 koz at an AISC of A$3,400–3,600/oz (all amounts in Australian dollars, A$), the aspirational 300 koz pa target by FY29, construction of a new 3.0 Mtpa mill alongside the existing 1.2 Mtpa plant, the Waihi underground and Round Dam open pit growth projects, A$507 million of liquidity, and a 3.69 Moz Mineral Resource / 610 koz Ore Reserve base.
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Ora Banda Mining (ASX: OBM) October 2026 company presentation, "DRIVE to 300 – Organically building Australia's next 300 koz gold producer", presented by Managing Director Luke Creagh and lodged with the ASX on 27 October 2026. The 34-slide deck covers the Davyhurst Gold Project in Western Australia (100% owned): record FY26 production of 141 koz, FY27 guidance of 125–140 koz at an AISC of A$3,400–3,600/oz (all amounts in Australian dollars, A$), the aspirational 300 koz pa target by FY29, construction of a new 3.0 Mtpa mill alongside the existing 1.2 Mtpa plant, the Waihi underground and Round Dam open pit growth projects, A$507 million of liquidity, and a 3.69 Moz Mineral Resource / 610 koz Ore Reserve base.
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Title slide: 'DRIVE to 300 – Organically building Australia's next 300 koz gold producer'. Presented by Luke Creagh, Managing Director, October 2026. ASX: OBM ticker shown at bottom right.
Split layout: Ora Banda Mining logo and title block on white left half; large close-up photo of a haul-truck tyre with a worker's shadow on the right, framed by a navy panel carrying the ticker.
Important notice and disclaimer for Ora Banda Mining Ltd (ABN 69 100 038 266): summary information to be read with ASX disclosures, forward-looking statements and forecasts caveats, no financial advice, liability disclaimer, and an 'Aspirational Statements' clause stating the ~300 kozpa vision is not a production target and the Company does not yet have reasonable grounds to believe it can be achieved.
Single full-width text column with bold sub-headings (Important Notice, Forward-looking Statements and Forecasts, Disclaimer, Aspirational Statements).
Davyhurst Gold Project (100% Ora Banda Mining): FY27 production guidance of 125–140 koz, growing to an aspirational 300 koz pa by FY29; established 1.2 Mtpa conventional CIP plant with a new 3.0 Mtpa plant under construction; more than 130 km of prospective greenstone strike. Resources and Reserves: Mineral Resource 56,500 kt @ 2.0 g/t for 3,690 koz; Ore Reserves 8,400 kt @ 2.3 g/t for 610 koz.
Left column of three highlight statements and a small resource/reserve table under cream section bands; right half shows a tenement map from Riverina to Lady Ida with an inset map of Western Australia (Menzies, Kalgoorlie, Perth).
Capital structure (as of market close 26 Oct 2026): share price A$1.19; 1,936 million shares on issue; 103 million performance rights; market capitalisation A$2,304 million; cash at 30 Sep 2026 A$207 million; debt nil; enterprise value A$2,097 million; undrawn revolving credit facility A$300 million. Register: Institutions 53.4%, 'Other' 20.0%, Hawke's Point 14.9%, Paradice 7.4%, Board and Management 4.3%. Board: Peter Mansell (Non-executive Chairman), Luke Creagh (MD), John Richards, Alan Rule, Jo-Anne Dudley, Kathryn Cutler. Senior management: Doug Warden (CFO), Andrew Czerw (CDO), Steph Prinsloo (COO), Rhianna Farrell (Chief Geologist), John Sanders, Katherine Blacklock, Kale Ross, Kurt Walker (IR).
Four-quadrant layout: capital structure table (top left), horizontal stacked bar of register composition (bottom left), board headshot grid of six (top right), senior management name/title list (bottom right).
FY26 highlights: +75% YTD resource growth (including maiden Mineral Resource for Round Dam); +159% YTD reserve growth (maiden Ore Reserves for Waihi UG and Round Dam OP); ~A$507 million available liquidity (cash plus undrawn corporate revolver); 141 koz FY26 production, a record full year.
2x2 grid of KPI tiles with large ochre numbers over faint up-arrow graphics on the left; photo of hands holding a gold bar on the right.
New 3.0 Mtpa mill under construction next to the existing Davyhurst mill, commissioning expected March quarter 2028. Expanded operations: high-grade Waihi underground (commenced), Round Dam open pit (PFS completed, FID expected 2H FY27), supplementing Riverina and Sand King. Key future benefits: unit cost benefits including removal of toll-treatment costs, continued exploration, mitigation of single-asset risk with two mills, and combined nameplate capacity of 4.2 Mtpa. Footnote stresses DRIVE to 300 is aspirational, not a production target.
Left column with three cream-banded sections (New Mill, Expanded operations, Key future Benefits) and bullet lists; right half portrait photo of a smiling site worker in PPE.
FY27 production guidance 125–140 koz Au at AISC A$3,400–3,600/oz; bar chart of production FY23(A)–FY29(O) rising from roughly 50 koz to an aspirational ~300 koz, with FY26 actual ~141 koz and the FY27 guidance range hatched. FY27 total capital guidance A$425 million. Growth capex table: new 3 Mtpa mill A$240M FY27 / A$135M FY28 (on schedule); infrastructure growth A$70M FY27 and A$110M over FY28–FY29 (on schedule, Siberia camp + mill contractor camp); Waihi Underground A$40M / A$40M / A$5M (commenced, ahead of schedule); Round Dam Open Pit pending FID A$160M over FY28–FY29 (advancing); exploration A$75M each year (ongoing).
Left: production guidance header and vertical bar chart with 'Drive to 300' arrow; right: capex table by focus area with green status cells; decorative aerial strip of red earth across the bottom.
A$207 million cash at 30 Sep 2026 – September quarter operating cash flow A$83.3 million offset by A$133.7 million spent on exploration, development and growth. A$300 million revolving credit facility (undrawn) maturing June 2029. Liquidity chart (A$M) of closing cash: Jun-24 26.8, Sep-24 48.7, Dec-24 57.8, Mar-25 80.7, Jun-25 84.2, Sep-25 122.7, Dec-25 155.4, Mar-26 231.7, Jun-26 267.7 (+200 RCF), Sep-26 207 (+300 RCF). Put options and collars: Nov 26–Oct 27 99,996 oz of puts at A$6,000/oz (premium A$308/oz, A$30.8M); Nov 27–Jun 28 66,664 oz of puts at A$6,000/oz (A$210/oz, A$14.0M) with 33,128 oz of sold calls at A$8,400/oz.
Left column: three balance-sheet statements and a price-protection hedge table; right column: stacked bar chart of closing cash with dashed outlined RCF bars.
~A$180 million capital allocated over three years to set Davyhurst up for sustained production at scale (pending final Board approvals). Highlights: accommodation for over 900 rooms, sealed all-weather airstrip at Davyhurst, haul road and traffic route upgrades, workshop and core shed upgrades, and an on-site assay laboratory. Expected to benefit operating costs, efficiency and site amenity.
Left text column with one banded header, a capital statement, bulleted highlight list and closing statement; right half photo of two site workers in hard hats.
102% growth in Mineral Resources since FY23 to 3.69 Moz; 281% growth in Ore Reserves since FY23 to 610 koz; step-change in exploration budget from FY25; high-quality targets remain under-explored; A$75 million pa exploration forecast for the next three years. Drilling chart: exploration spend A$14M (FY23), A$16M (FY24), A$36M (FY25), ~A$75M (FY26) and A$75M (FY27–FY29); 189k metres drilled delivered two underground mines. Waterfall chart of Mineral Resources (koz) from FY23 through additions and depletions to a large YTD 2026 addition.
Left column of five statement rows; right column stacks a drilling-metres bar chart (with spend labels) above a resource waterfall chart.
Section divider: construction underway for the new standalone 3.0 Mtpa capacity processing plant.
Full-width silhouette photo of conveyors at sunset across the upper band; large navy title and ochre subtitle below a rule.
Combined target nameplate capacity expected by FY29. Projected ~250% increase in nameplate capacity by FY29; mitigation of single-asset risk; unit cost benefits from scale and removal of third-party milling, expected to reduce AISC from FY28; single-stage crusher, 6.0 MW SAG + 6.0 MW ball mill flowsheet; 91% design recovery. Existing mill 1.2 Mtpa plus new 3.0 Mtpa.
Left column of five statements under 'Outstanding operational flexibility'; right aerial construction photo of the new plant site beside the existing Davyhurst mill with caption.
Section divider: 'Dependable production, outstanding opportunities for extension'. Photo caption notes the first flight at the new Riverina airstrip, substantially reducing commute time.
Wide photo of a turboprop aircraft on a red-dirt airstrip at sunset; title and subtitle below.
Key baseload contributor to DRIVE to 300: underground performing well, targeting consistent ~100 koz annual production; potential for high-grade shoots and bulk tonnage; Palmerston decline underway with Northern corridor as next exploration horizon over FY27. Siberia total Mineral Resource 5,324 kt @ 3.1 g/t for 524 koz; Ore Reserves 1,236 kt @ 3.2 g/t for 125 koz. Plan view shows intercepts such as 2.4m @ 31.7 g/t, 6.0m @ 23.3 g/t and 16.6m @ 8.3 g/t.
Left text column with banded header, statements and resource table; right satellite plan view with callout boxes of drill intercepts and a highlighted Northern Exploration Corridor.
Resource extension and infill drilling define a simple, robust, continuous system; down-dip extensions confirmed beyond 1,000 m below surface; over 25 km drilled in FY26; system remains open; near-mine drilling focused on mine-life extension. Riverina Area Mineral Resource 11,440 kt @ 2.3 g/t for 828 koz; Ore Reserves 844 kt @ 3.7 g/t for 100 koz. Long section of the Riverina UG Main Lode (2.5 km) with intercepts including 1.0m @ 164.6 g/t and 2.6m @ 63.0 g/t incl. 0.3m @ 505.0 g/t.
Left column statements and resource table; right large long-section diagram with many intercept labels and 'Structure Open @ -1000m' marker.
Section divider: development underway at Ora Banda's third underground mine in three years.
Group photo of five Waihi team members in hi-vis uniforms across the top band; title and subtitle below.
Targeting access into high-grade 'Golden Pole' during FY27. Fast-tracked development delivers high-grade ore in the mill-constrained FY27/FY28 period; development case based on an initial self-funded, Resource/Reserve-backed 3-year mine life; potential extensions including the newly defined 'Midnight' prospect. Waihi Mineral Resource 7,265 kt @ 2.1 g/t for 482 koz; Waihi UG Ore Reserves 825 kt @ 3.8 g/t for 101 koz, including Golden Pole 254 kt @ 5.0 g/t for 41 koz.
Left column of statements and resource table; right photo of the first portal firing at the Waihi decline.
Drilling to continue through FY27 targeting Golden Pole, Midnight and the Waihi line of lodes. Long section shows high-grade Waihi-style mineralisation 500 m south of Golden Pole at the Midnight prospect; Golden Pole UG past production 77 koz @ 29.6 g/t; intercepts include 11.5m @ 26.0 g/t, 1.6m @ 65.9 g/t and 5.0m @ 11.0 g/t; large zones untested by drilling.
Wide long-section diagram on the left with intercept callouts and legend; plan view on the right showing Golden Pole lodes, Waihi UG portal, Lady Georgina and Midnight prospect.
Significant baseload open pit ~15 km south of the Davyhurst mill; PFS delivered, FID expected 2H FY27. PFS initially centred on Walhalla, Federal Flag and Federal Flag North; initial ~8-year mine life, 13.5 Mt at 1.7 g/t for 724 koz mined; strip ratio 9.0:1 and metallurgical recovery 95%. Round Dam Mineral Resource 25,351 kt @ 1.60 g/t for 1,330 koz; Ore Reserves 3,669 kt @ 1.90 g/t for 223 koz.
Left statements and resource table; right indicative cross-section (6,662,866 N, looking north) showing pit shell and stacked lodes colour-coded by grade.
Initial open pit operations focused on the 3.5 km Walhalla–Federal Flag North zone, with Mt Banjo, Macedon and Salmon Gums further along trend.
Single wide aerial photograph with labelled historic pits and a dashed 3.5 km arrow, under a banded header.
Just the beginning for development of the Round Dam Trend: limited drilling below 100 m, extensive geological potential across a 7 km trend from Federal Flag North to Salmon Gums. Highlighted 2025/2026 results include FFRC25004 12.0m @ 13.1 g/t, WNRC25171 33.0m @ 4.6 g/t, FNRC26004 3.0m @ 23.3 g/t, RDRC25064 9.0m @ 7.8 g/t and historic SGRC004 5.0m @ 40.4 g/t. Lower section shows pending assays and planned drilling.
Two stacked 7 km long sections (results above, pending/planned drilling below) with deposit labels and intercept callouts.
Targeting baseload feed through a mix of open pit and underground operations: baseline feed from open pits and Sand King plus higher-grade Waihi/Golden Pole; ongoing extensional drilling at Riverina and Sand King; third-party milling scheduled to cease in October 2026 with possible extensions under discussion; historical low-grade stockpiles to be used during new plant commissioning. Indicative ore contribution by source (aspirational): roughly 1,600 kt in FY27, ~2,200 kt in FY28 and ~4,000 kt in FY29 from Sand King, Round Dam, Riverina, Waihi UG, stockpiles and Waihi OP.
Left column with two banded sections of statements; right stacked column chart of ore (kt) by source for FY27–FY29 with legend and footnotes.
Section divider: 'Targeting exponential geological growth'.
Close-up photo of a geologist handling diamond drill core across the top; title and subtitle below.
Multi-lode system continues to grow at scale: recent drilling expanded Little Gem's mineralised envelope to more than 2.6 km of strike and 750 m vertically below surface. Little Gem to Sunraysia is not currently part of DRIVE to 300. Oblique view shows a 4.7 km Riverina-to-Sunraysia corridor with intercepts such as LGRC25038 6.0m @ 11.3 g/t, LGRC25030 10.0m @ 6.9 g/t incl. 2.0m @ 26.9 g/t and LJDD26006 1.2m @ 25.6 g/t.
Two statement rows across the top; lower area pairs an oblique 3D drill view with callouts (left) and an annotated aerial photo of Gem and Sapphire lodes over 2.5 km (right).
Geological interpretation continues to evolve; mineralisation identified over two corridors – high-grade Sapphire and Gem lodes – open along strike and down dip; maiden Mineral Resource estimate for Little Gem anticipated late 2Q / early 3Q FY27. Cross section intercepts include LGRR26111 2.0m @ 44.3 g/t incl. 1.0m @ 86.4 g/t and LGRR26039 5.0m @ 18.1 g/t incl. 1.0m @ 84.8 g/t.
Left column of three statements; right stacked diagram of a 7.5 km Riverina–Sunraysia long section above a Gem & Sapphire cross section with callouts.
+7.5 km of prospective strike from Riverina to Sunraysia; near-term focus on Little Gem; potential scale yet to be understood; 360+ drill holes completed across Little Gem/Sunraysia. Long section shows current gold endowment of 966 koz excluding Little Gem: Sunraysia 32 koz, British Lion 25 koz, Riverina 724 koz (185 koz past production), with segments of 3.1 km, 1.8 km and 2.6 km.
Left column of three statements; right large framed long section with intercept callouts and legend.
Underexplored significant trend ~8 km west of the Riverina Trend: over 10 km with old open pit mines, surface anomalies and high grades; prior work based on limited aircore, RC and diamond drilling; fewer than 5% of holes below 100 vertical metres (95% of holes <100 m). Long section intercepts include 1m @ 245 g/t, 5m @ 47.1 g/t and 5m @ 30.7 g/t across Lady Gladys, Offset, Young Australian, Peach Tree, Mulline Rose and Victoria Workings.
Left column of three statements; right long section 'Mulline Trend 10 km' looking west with intercept boxes and grade legend.
Sets the foundation for future growth: 12-month TRIFR 5.48 and LTIFR 0.42; environmental management system with progressive rehabilitation; sustainability committee; community and traditional owner engagement; engaged employees with 19.7% turnover (below targets and benchmarks) and 23% female participation.
Grid of five photo-topped cream cards (safety, environment, committee, community) plus a tall employee card with photo on the right.
Ora Banda 3-year aspirational outlook (Gantt by half-year FY27–FY29): existing 1.2 Mtpa mill throughout; new 3.0 Mtpa mill construction commenced in 1H FY27 with commissioning March quarter 2028 and nameplate during FY29; Riverina + Sand King ongoing; Waihi OP in 1H FY27; Waihi UG commenced; Round Dam OP anticipated FID in 2H FY27 then mining from FY28; stockpile build from 2H FY27; maiden Little Gem MRE in 1H FY27. Key catalysts of a plan to double production and reduce costs.
Gantt chart with activity labels on the left, six half-year columns, coloured bars, green 'commenced' cells, check marks and star milestones.
Section divider introducing the appendix.
Underground mining photo across the top band with title below.
Full Davyhurst Mineral Resource table by project and category (Measured, Indicated, Inferred): Central Davyhurst subtotal 9,657 kt for 652 koz; Riverina-Mulline subtotal 15,471 kt @ 2.2 g/t for 1,075 koz; Siberia subtotal 5,324 kt @ 3.1 g/t for 524 koz; Callion subtotal 680 kt @ 4.9 g/t for 107 koz; Round Dam subtotal 25,351 kt @ 1.6 g/t for 1,330 koz; Davyhurst total 56,500 kt @ 2.0 g/t for 3,690 koz (Measured 99 koz, Indicated 1,726 koz, Inferred 1,870 koz). Notes describe pit-shell constraints (A$2,400/oz; Round Dam A$5,000/oz) and cut-off grades.
Large ochre-headed resource table on the left with subtotal rows; numbered notes on the right.
Ore Reserves as at 1 April 2026: Waihi UG 825 kt @ 3.8 g/t for 101 koz; Waihi OP 200 kt @ 2.1 g/t for 14 koz; Round Dam OP 3,669 kt @ 1.9 g/t for 223 koz (Davyhurst subtotal 332 koz); Sand King UG 1,236 kt @ 3.2 g/t for 125 koz; Riverina UG 844 kt @ 3.7 g/t for 100 koz; low grade and stockpiles 1,629 kt @ 0.9 g/t for 48 koz. Combined total 8,400 kt @ 2.3 g/t for 610 koz (Proved 49 koz, Probable 560 koz). Notes cover dilution, recovery and cut-off grades based on A$2,400–5,000/oz gold prices.
Reserve table grouped by area with grey group rows and a combined total row on the left; italic numbered notes on the right.
Compliance statements confirming Ore Reserve, Mineral Resource and Exploration Results information is extracted from earlier ASX announcements (e.g. Annual Mineral Resource and Ore Reserve Statement of 14 July 2026) with no material change, plus a reference list of source announcements by area (Riverina, Mulline, Sand King, Waihi, Little Gem, Round Dam Trend).
Two-column dense text page with bold sub-headings.
Contacts: Luke Creagh, Managing Director, and Kurt Walker, Investor Relations (admin@obmltd.com.au, +61 8 6365 4548); ASX:OBM; orabandamining.com.au.
Wide sunset landscape photo with rainbow across the top; contact details in two columns and ticker/website at right below.
Common questions about this slide and the underlying presentation content.
It is Ora Banda Mining's (ASX: OBM) 34-slide 'DRIVE to 300' company presentation by Managing Director Luke Creagh, lodged with the ASX on 27 October 2026. It explains how the company plans to grow its Davyhurst Gold Project in Western Australia from 141 koz in FY26 toward an aspirational 300 koz per year by FY29.
Ora Banda uses the Australian financial year ending 30 June. FY26 covers July 2025 to June 2026, and FY27 covers July 2026 to June 2027. All dollar amounts are Australian dollars (A$) unless stated otherwise.
FY27 production guidance is 125–140 koz of gold at an all-in sustaining cost (AISC) of A$3,400–3,600/oz, with total FY27 capital guidance of A$425 million, including A$240 million for the new 3.0 Mtpa mill and A$75 million for exploration.
No. The deck repeatedly labels 'DRIVE to 300' as an aspirational target, not a production target or forecast, and states the company does not yet have reasonable grounds to believe it can be achieved. It is underpinned by the new mill, Waihi underground, Round Dam open pit (pending FID) and ongoing exploration.
The Davyhurst Mineral Resource is 56.5 Mt at 2.0 g/t for 3,690 koz (3.69 Moz), up 102% since FY23, and the Ore Reserve is 8.4 Mt at 2.3 g/t for 610 koz, up 281% since FY23. Full tables are in the appendix slides 31–32.
The company reports about A$507 million of liquidity: A$207 million cash at 30 September 2026 plus an undrawn A$300 million revolving credit facility maturing June 2029, with no debt drawn. It also holds A$6,000/oz put options over roughly 100 koz to Oct 2027 and collars from Nov 2027 to Jun 2028.
Yes. The page offers the original PDF and an editable PPTX converted from it, so you can study or adapt the layouts, such as the capex table, liquidity chart, resource tables and the half-year Gantt roadmap. The content belongs to Ora Banda Mining and is general information, not investment advice.
It was lodged with the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) by Ora Banda Mining Ltd on 27 October 2026 and is also available through the company's investor website at orabandamining.com.au.
Official company site listing investor presentations, quarterly reports and resource statements referenced in the deck.
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