Past year: ▼ 67%(0.10c – 0.30c AUD)
Each one in plain English, with the numbers worked through for a shareholder.
3 Sept 2026asset acquisition disposition▲ GoodMajor
Blaze signed a binding agreement to acquire up to 90% of two Ugandan tungsten projects, Bahati and Buyaga, alongside the earlier Botswana copper deal. It also secured commitments for a $2.25M placement of 4.5B shares at $0.0005. Bahati sampling returned up to 20.78% WO3 over 1m.
3 Sept 2026security holder rights change● Neutral
Blaze plans a 20-for-1 share consolidation, cutting shares on issue from 2,925,000,000 to 146,250,000, subject to shareholder approval expected 21 October 2026. Option exercise prices rise 20 times (BLZO to $0.20, BLZAB to $0.10). Trading of the new shares starts on a deferred basis on 29 October 2026.
28 July 2026quarterly activities report● Neutral
June 2026 quarter: recaps the Krokodil Prospect work (soil anomaly, rock-chip XRF up to 4.17% Cu, 7 trenches totalling 443m, 89 channel samples sent to the lab). Lab results had not been reported in the text seen. Cash position not seen in the truncated text.
17 June 2026drilling result▲ GoodMajor
Trenching at Krokodil finished: 7 trenches, 443m, 89 channel samples sent to a South African lab, with results expected in 6-8 weeks. Spot XRF readings reached 8.59% Cu. Also states the initial 70% of B&J Geoconsultants has been acquired, with a further 20% on deferred consideration.
4 June 2026drilling progress report● Neutral
Trenching began at the Krokodil Prospect, with a minimum of 500m planned over 5 trenches using a 30-tonne excavator. Soil sampling continues elsewhere, with 2,761 samples collected so far. No new results.
22 May 2026drilling result▲ Good
The Dinokwe anomaly is named the Krokodil Prospect. Rock-chip handheld XRF readings reached 4.17% Cu and 5.52% Pb, with visible malachite and chalcopyrite. These are screening readings, not lab assays. Trenching is planned, with possible drilling afterwards.
29 Apr 2026drilling result▲ GoodMajor
Soil sampling at Dinokwe found a copper-in-soil anomaly about 1,000m long by 100m wide on PL046, with values up to 288ppm Cu, along a fault zone. Trenching is planned. Early-stage indicator only, not a drill result.
29 Apr 2026quarterly activities report● Neutral
March 2026 quarter: Botswana acquisition of up to 90% of three projects agreed, field work started at Dinokwe, and a copper-in-soil anomaly (up to 288ppm Cu, 1000m x 100m) found after quarter end. Cash position not seen in the truncated text.
31 Mar 2026drilling progress report● Neutral
Soil sampling began at Dinokwe in Botswana, starting on licence PL046 with 50m spacing on lines 400m apart, with PL0349 and PL0350 to follow. First field work under the March Botswana acquisition. No results yet.
12 Mar 2026half year report▼ Bad
Half-year to 31 December 2025: loss of $1,805,050 versus $464,605 a year earlier. Restates the Ntungamo review and the Uganda interests; the Loulombo withdrawal falls in this period. Balance sheet and cash not seen in the truncated text.
11 Mar 2026asset acquisition disposition▲ GoodMajor
Blaze signed a binding agreement to acquire up to a 90% interest in three Botswana exploration projects (Dinokwe, Kalahari, Molopo) in the copper belt region, after leaving Congo. Consideration terms are in Schedule 1, not seen in the text. Field work due to start the following week.
29 Jan 2026quarterly activities report● Neutral
December 2025 quarter: Blaze confirmed the Loulombo withdrawal (80% of Congo Shining SARL returned) and began a strategic review of the Ntungamo gallium-rubidium discovery, which may include further exploration or seeking a joint venture partner. Project generation reviews ongoing; none advanced. Cash not seen in truncated text.
4 Dec 2025asset acquisition disposition▼ BadMajor
Blaze issued a withdrawal notice from Loulombo, returning its 80% of Congo Shining SARL with no further rights or obligations. The stated reason is that site security could not be guaranteed, impairing insurance. Focus shifts to Ntungamo in Uganda, ending the June 2025 Congo deal before any drilling.
27 Nov 2025regulatory community update▼ BadMajor
Just after the RC rig reached Loulombo, partner Congo Shining SARL said Blaze had allegedly failed unspecified obligations and site security could not be guaranteed. The drilling contractor pulled its personnel out. Maiden drilling is halted and the dispute is unresolved.
31 Oct 2025quarterly activities report● Neutral
September 2025 quarter: Loulombo approvals completed and the RC rig mobilised, with drilling due to start the following week. Reports the final Ntungamo assays and the completed $2.422M raising plus $100k director participation. Cash position not seen in the truncated text.
31 Oct 2025drilling progress report● Neutral
The Loulombo RC rig has reached Kinshasa, a short ferry from Brazzaville. It is expected in Brazzaville early next week and on site late next week. Another delay to the maiden RC drilling; no new results.
23 Oct 2025admin correction● Neutral
Re-release of the 14 October Loulombo update, adding a sample location map (new Figure 1) and a competent person statement. Results unchanged: e.g. 6m @ 238ppm Ga2O3 and 67ppm GeO2.
14 Oct 2025drilling result● Neutral
Re-assaying of earlier Loulombo samples found gallium and germanium, e.g. channel 6m @ 238ppm Ga2O3 and 67ppm GeO2. Meanwhile both diamond holes hit bit refusal in fresh rock at 27m and 24m. RC rig is near Luanda, Angola, with arrival expected the following week.
6 Oct 2025agm notice● Neutral
Annual General Meeting set for 24 November 2025, with director nominations closing 13 October 2025. Notice of meeting to follow. Administrative notice only.
30 Sept 2025annual report● Neutral
Corporate governance statement for FY2025, current at 30 September 2025, setting out how Blaze follows ASX governance recommendations. Administrative disclosure with no new operational or financial information in the text seen.
30 Sept 2025annual report● Neutral
Annual report for year to 30 June 2025: loss of $4,478,782 versus $4,651,052 the prior year. Restates the Ntungamo five-hole, 1,548m program and the 60% Gecko Uganda interest. Balance sheet and cash not seen in the truncated text.
30 Sept 2025annual report● Neutral
Appendix 4G checklist accompanying the annual report, pointing to the corporate governance statement on the company website. Administrative filing with no substance beyond that.
29 Sept 2025drilling progress report▼ Bad
Loulombo's diamond rig began drilling but progress is slow with poor core recovery (about 22m on the first hole). The South African RC rig is travelling by road, due in about two weeks. Diamond program may be stopped; it was only 500m versus 3,000m of RC planned.
2 Sept 2025drilling result▲ GoodMajor
Final Ntungamo assays for holes NT-DD-004 and 005 (northern pegmatite) are described as the highest-grade yet, e.g. 18m @ 24ppm Ga2O3 and 463ppm Rb2O from 307m. This completes the five-hole program and supports the gallium-rubidium discovery; next phase still to be decided.
1 Sept 2025regulatory community update▲ Good
Congo's environment ministry has approved drilling at Loulombo. Site works are under way and the drill contractors are mobilising this week. Maiden drilling at the Mimpala target is imminent. Issued options now include 400M unquoted at $0.005 expiring November 2027.
26 Aug 2025drilling scheduled● Neutral
Loulombo's environmental impact assessment has been submitted and final approval is pending. Local rig BCBTP would drill immediately after approval, and a South African RC rig needs about three weeks to mobilise. Issued capital is now listed at 2,875,000,000 shares.
28 July 2025quarterly activities report● Neutral
June 2025 quarter: recaps the Loulombo 80% acquisition (since completed), the Ntungamo gallium-rubidium assays from three of five holes, and the $2.422M raising commitments. Repeats known facts; drilling at Loulombo still planned for August 2025 subject to approval. Cash position not seen in the truncated text.
21 July 2025farm in farm out completion▲ GoodMajor
Transfer of the 80% interest in Congo Shining SARL, owner of the Loulombo project, has completed. The environmental assessment and community engagement are well advanced, and a preferred drilling contractor is chosen, awaiting a final mobilisation quote. No drilling start date yet.
1 July 2025remuneration report● Neutral
Managing Director Mathew Walker's pay was revised from 1 July 2025 to $250,000 a year plus $1,500 per day on overseas project visits. The notice also says Walker and Coxhell have used the titles Managing Director and Technical Director since March 2025, with no pay change then.
18 June 2025asset acquisition disposition▲ GoodMajor
Blaze signed a binding deal to buy 80% of the Loulombo base metals project (195km2, Republic of Congo), with rock chips up to 60.5% Pb. It also has firm commitments for a $2.422M placement at $0.002 (1.211B shares), plus $100k from director Walker subject to approval. Drilling is planned for August 2025.
