Unpacking the Daly Resources IPO
- Noel Ong
- 3 days ago
- 15 min read
AT A GLANCECompany Name: Daly Resources Limited Proposed ASX Code: DLY Raise: $10m – $12m @ $0.25/share Indicative Market Cap: ~$20.75m – $22.75m Prospectus lodged: 27 April 2026 | Offer close: 19 May 2026 Expected ASX quotation: 16 June 2026 What you are looking at: A frontier NT explorer with 13,092 km² of ground in the McArthur and Georgina Basins, a high-grade fluorite signature already in hand at Huckitta (rock chips up to 95.1% CaF₂ across ~6 km of strike), an experienced ASX-aligned board and management group, and a 13% strategic holding from Sandfire Resources (ASX: SFR) — which sold the seed package and is now along for the ride. The strongest leg: Huckitta fluorite, near Tivan Limited's (ASX: TVN) Sandover Project. The hydrothermal vein system is real, mapped and sampled — it's now a drilling story, set against a tightening global fluorspar market. The points of friction: No JORC resource yet on any project, going-concern flag on the audit, dilution from the IPO is heavy (existing shareholders go from 100% to ~47% on max), and the Lead Manager fee load is at the upper end of what you see on small-cap raises. The deal is priced for an exploration story, not a development story. |
1. The 60-Second Pitch
Daly Resources Limited (proposed ASX: DLY) is an Australian mineral exploration company listing on the ASX with a $10m (minimum) to $12m (maximum) raise at $0.25 per share. The company is asking the market to back five exploration projects across approximately 13,092 km² in the McArthur and Georgina Basins in the Northern Territory (Figure 1). The targets are fluorite, copper, zinc, lead and silver.
The flagship — and where management says the immediate work will go — is the Huckitta Project, 200 km northeast of Alice Springs. Huckitta sits on the same fluorite reef system as the Sandover Project owned by Tivan Limited (ASX: TVN) (Figure 2). In December 2025, Daly's own rock chip program over a ~6 km northern fluorite belt returned grades up to 95.1% CaF₂, with the majority of high-grade samples above 85% CaF₂. The historic drillhole PH1 intersected 6.1 m at 35.1% CaF₂ — and the rest of the system has barely been touched.
Sitting alongside Huckitta are four base-metals plays of varying maturity: Batten (next door to Glencore's giant McArthur River zinc mine), Broughton, Beetaloo and Bulman-Jimbu. These are largely greenfields, but they cover a significant acreage in a country that has not seen modern systematic exploration.
The notable shareholder on the register is Sandfire Resources (ASX: SFR). Sandfire vended its North Batten and Huckitta tenure into Daly via a sale and purchase agreement that completed on 28 October 2024, took 12 million shares as consideration, retained a 1.5% net smelter return royalty over those tenements, and negotiated a participation right in future capital raisings. Sandfire's holding on Admission will be ~13.19% (Max Subscription) — diluted from 27.91% pre-IPO.
That is a real signal: Sandfire is an ASX 100 copper specialist with a global portfolio (MATSA in Spain, Motheo in Botswana) and it does not put its name on ground lightly.
2. Daly Resources IPO Snapshot
Everything you need to know about the Daly Resources IPO in one table:
Table 1: IPO Snapshot
Item | Detail |
Company | Daly Resources Limited (ACN 664 007 621) |
Proposed ASX Code | DLY |
Offer Price | $0.25 per share |
Raise (min / max) | $10.0m / $12.0m (40m / 48m shares) |
Indicative Market Cap (Min / Max) | ~$20.75m / ~$22.75m (undiluted, at offer price) |
Existing Shares on Issue | 43,000,000 |
Shares on Issue at Admission | 83,000,000 (Min) – 91,000,000 (Max) |
Free Float | Not less than 20% |
Lead Manager | Euroz Hartleys Limited |
Cornerstone / Strategic | Sandfire Resources (ASX: SFR) – 12,000,000 shares (13.19% Max / 14.46% Min) |
Lead Manager Options | 4,000,000 unquoted: 2m @ $0.40 + 2m @ $0.50, 4-yr expiry |
Performance Rights | 5,500,000 (vest at $0.75 and $1.00 20-day VWAP) |
Capital Raising Fee | 6% of funds raised + Lead Manager Options |
Lodgement / Close / Quotation | 27 Apr 2026 / 19 May 2026 / 16 Jun 2026 (indicative) |
Min Application | 10,000 shares ($2,500), then $625 increments |
Eligible Jurisdictions | Australia, and certain investors in New Zealand |
3. Capital Structure & Dilution
The capital structure of the Daly Resources post-Admission is set out below. The headline number to internalise: existing shareholders go from owning 100% to approximately 47% on Maximum Subscription (51.8% on Minimum). On a fully diluted basis (assuming all options and performance rights vest), there will be 119,250,000 securities in issue at Maximum — a 177% increase from today's 43 million.
Table 2: Capital Structure & Dilution
Security class | Min sub. (Shares) | % | Max sub. (Shares) | Max sub. (Shares) |
Existing shares | 43,000,000 | 51.81% | 43,000,000 | 47.25% |
New shares (Public Offer) | 40,000,000 | 48.19% | 48,000,000 | 52.75% |
Total shares at Admission | 83,000,000 | 100.00% | 91,000,000 | 100.00% |
Options on issue | 22,750,000 | — | 22,750,000 | — |
Performance Rights | 5,500,000 | — | 5,500,000 | — |
Fully diluted total | 111,250,000 | — | 119,250,000 | — |
The Options and Performance Rights stack
There are 22,750,000 options on issue at Admission. The mix:
8,500,000 Options with an exercise price of $0.40, expiring 5 years from Admission
7,750,000 Options with an exercise price of $0.30, expiring 5 years from Admission
500,000 Options with an exercise price of $0.50, expiring 5 years from Admission
2,000,000 Options issued as consideration for the Cedar Resources Pty Ltd acquisition (1m @ $0.30 + 1m @ $0.40), expiring 5 years from Admission
4,000,000 Lead Manager Options (2m @ $0.40 + 2m @ $0.50), expiring 4 years from Admission
The 5,500,000 Performance Rights split into two equal tranches:
2,750,000 vest at a 20-day VWAP of $0.75 (a 3.0× re-rate from the IPO price)
2,750,000 vest at a 20-day VWAP of $1.00 (a 4.0× re-rate)
These are ambitious but reasonable hurdles. If the share price actually hits $1.00 sustained, the dilution from the rights and options exercise is exactly the kind of dilution every shareholder will be happy to suffer.
4. Use of Funds
The board's intended use of the raise over the first two years post-Admission:
Table 3: Use of Funds
Use of funds (over 2 years) | Min sub. ($) | % | Max sub. ($) | % |
Exploration & development | 7,030,000 | 67.0% | 8,100,000 | 64.8% |
Directors & management fees | 879,200 | 8.4% | 879,200 | 7.0% |
Costs of the offer | 732,832 | 7.0% | 825,463 | 6.6% |
Working capital | 1,852,935 | 17.6% | 2,690,304 | 21.5% |
Total | 10,494,967 | 100.0% | 12,494,967 | 100.0% |
5. The Project Portfolio
Daly comes to market with five projects totalling 13,092 km² across two world-class Australian basin systems. The portfolio summary:
Table 4: Project Portfolio
Project | Area (km²) | Targets | Granted / Application | Lever / Analogue |
Huckitta | 3,729 | Fluorite, Cu, Zn, Pb | 9 granted / 1 app | Adjacent to Tivan's Sandover; on same fluorite belt |
Batten | 1,129 | Cu, Zn, Pb, Ag | 5 granted / 1 app | ~13km from Glencore's McArthur River (HYC) |
Broughton | 1,633 | Cu, Zn | 4 granted | Sandstone-hosted (Laisvall analogue) |
Beetaloo | 4,945 | Cu, Zn | 6 applications | Sediment-hosted Cu concept; untested |
Bulman-Jimbu | 1,656 | Zn, Pb | 2 applications | Adjacent to historic Bulman Mine (MVT style) |
TOTAL | ~13,092 | Multi-commodity | 19 granted / 9 apps | Strategic partner: Sandfire (13.19%) |
5.1 Huckitta — The Hero Asset
If you are buying DLY shares, you are mostly buying Huckitta. That is according to the directors says so, the budget says so, and the geology says so.
Huckitta sits in the southern Georgina Basin, 200 km northeast of Alice Springs, accessible via the Plenty Highway and station tracks. The project covers 3,729 km² across 9 granted licences and 1 application. It straddles the northern margin of the Jinka Granite (1,730–1,710 Ma) and the southern fringe of the Georgina Basin which is a geological setting that hosts a long, well-developed hydrothermal fluorite vein system.
Why Huckitta matters
It is on the same fluorite trend as Tivan Limited's (ASX: TVN) Sandover Project. Tivan's late-2025 maiden diamond drilling program (7 holes, 518 m) intersected fluorite in every hole — including 20.3 m at 18.9% CaF₂ from 24 m (with 6.2 m at 37.7%) and 3.4 m at 71.7% CaF₂ from 36.8 m. That confirmed continuity at depth on the same vein system that runs into Daly's tenure.
Daly's own 92-sample rock chip program in December 2025 returned grades up to 95.1% CaF₂ across ~6 km of strike, with the bulk of high-grade samples exceeding 85% CaF₂. Historic drillhole PH1 intersected 6.1 m at 35.1% CaF₂ in the same belt.
Limited modern exploration. The fluorite reefs were first noted by Central Pacific Minerals in the 1970s and have barely been worked since. Only two airtrack holes (58 m total) have ever been drilled for fluorite within Daly's tenure.
Copper and base metal upside is real. Sandfire's pre-vending work identified the southern Georgina Basin as having all the geological ingredients for sediment-hosted (Kupferschiefer-style) copper, but only 20 deeper-than-50 m drillholes exist across the entire project.
The Box Hole Pb-Zn prospect within a tenement excision and the nearby Jervois Cu-Pb-Zn project (KGL Resources Ltd) flag the broader base-metals prospectivity.
Daly is budgeting $4.04m – $4.82m for Huckitta over Years 1 and 2 — about 60% of the total exploration budget. Drilling is planned in Year 1 (~$200k–$300k) with the bulk in Year 2 ($1.3m–$1.6m), after geophysics, geochemistry and native title surveys are completed in Year 1.
5.2 Batten — Living Next Door to Glencore
The Batten Project is 13 km west of the operating McArthur River mine, one of the world's largest Zn-Pb-Ag mines, owned by Glencore plc. The project covers 1,129 km² and is targeting the same McArthur River (HYC) style of sediment-hosted Zn-Pb-Ag mineralisation — bedded massive sulphides in the HYC Pyritic Shale Member of the ~1640 Ma Barney Creek Formation.
The Teena deposit, Rox Resources & Teck's discovery from the 2010s, sits 7 km from Daly's Batten ground and carries an Inferred resource of 58 Mt @ 11.1% Zn, 1.6% Pb. The Myrtle deposit is 16 km south of HYC at 43.6 Mt @ 4.1% Zn, 0.9% Pb. Daly's pitch on Batten is that the petroleum-mineral systems approach (Century, QLD and Dzhezkazgan, Kazakhstan as analogues) has been under-applied here, and that the legacy Falcon gravity data acquired by Teck remains under-utilised.
Geographically, this is the most mature project in the portfolio. Geologically, it is also where the most prior money has been spent — by Mount Isa Mines, BHP, Sandfire (which originally held these tenements before vending them in), MMG and Teck across roughly 40 years. None of them found it. Daly is going to need a genuinely differentiated approach to crack it.
Budget: $1.46m – $1.59m over 2 years. Includes $400k for diamond drilling in Year 1.
5.3 Broughton, Beetaloo, Bulman-Jimbu — The Long Optionality
These three projects are early-stage frontier ground covering ~8,234 km² in aggregate. They are not the reason to buy this IPO, but they are why the company has 28 tenements in total.
Broughton (1,633 km², 4 granted): On the Roper Group, Arnhem Shelf. The Poseidon-Normandy exploration era of 1989–1995 defined the Galena Cliffs, Conways and Swamp prospects using a Laisvall (Sweden) sandstone-hosted Pb-Zn analogue. Limited follow-up since. Budget: nominal — the project is being held but is not currently a drill target.
Beetaloo (4,945 km², 6 applications): All ground still in application phase. Sits at a major structural intersection on the SW margin of the Beetaloo Basin (part of the Greater McArthur Superbasin that hosts HYC). Concept-stage sediment-hosted Cu target. Will be a paper exercise (water bore analysis, AEM, historic core review) over the next 24 months pending grant.
Bulman-Jimbu (1,656 km², 2 applications): Two tenement applications along the Bulman Fault, immediately west of the historic Bulman Mine which produced Zn and Pb intermittently to ~1940. MVT-style mineralisation in carbonates. Largely virgin ground.
6. The Exploration Budget
Here is what management is actually going to spend the money on over the next two years:
Table 5: Exploration Budget
Project | Yr 1 Min ($) | Yr 2 Min ($) | 2-Yr Min Total | 2-Yr Max Total |
Huckitta (priority) | 1,580,000 | 2,460,000 | 4,040,000 | 4,820,000 |
Batten | 910,000 | 550,000 | 1,460,000 | 1,590,000 |
Broughton + others | 670,000 | 860,000 | 1,530,000 | 1,690,000 |
Grand Total | 3,160,000 | 3,870,000 | 7,030,000 | 8,100,000 |
7. The Board, the Management, the Story Behind Them
A small-cap exploration IPO is, more than anything else, a bet on people. The Daly cast is tight-knit, ASX-experienced, and substantially overlapping with another ASX-listed entity — Metal Hawk Limited (ASX: MHK). Four of the seven listed individuals on the Daly team currently hold roles at Metal Hawk.
Table 6: Board and Management
Name | Role | Track record / signal |
Mike Edwards | Executive Chairman | Geologist/economist, 25+ yrs. Ex-NEC of Firefly → Spartan Resources, acquired by Ramelius for ~$4.2b in Aug 2025. Currently NEC of Metal Hawk, NED of De.Mem, Javelin & Sommerset Minerals. |
David Pennock | Non-Exec Director (Founder) | Corporate geologist, 20+ yrs. Appointed on incorporation (Nov 2022). Currently Executive Director of Metal Hawk Limited (ASX: MHK). |
Scott Glasson | Finance Director | Chartered Accountant, 20+ yrs (KPMG, EY). Currently CFO of Metal Hawk Ltd and Director of TalonX Resources. |
William Belbin | Non-Exec Director | Exploration geologist, 20+ yrs. Was Exploration Manager at Rox Resources during the Teena Zn discovery in the NT, and worked the Fisher East Ni-sulphide discoveries. Currently MD of Metal Hawk Limited (ASX: MHK). |
Gregor Bennett | Chief Geologist | 15+ yrs. At Rox: 2.3Moz Au at Youanmi; 7.5Mt Fisher East Ni; Teena Zn deposit. Driver of Daly's Huckitta fluorite work. |
Daniel Greene | Exploration Manager | 19 yrs exploration mgmt, 6+ years specifically in the NT (Alligator Rivers, Murphy Province) as Exploration Manager – NT with DevEx Resources. |
Chris Marshall | Company Secretary | Corporate / mining lawyer, 18+ yrs (Corrs Chambers Westgarth). Also Co Sec for Metal Hawk and TalonX Resources. |
Table 7: Distribution of Shares
Director | Shares | % (Max) | Options | Perf Rts | FD % |
Mike Edwards | 600,000 | 0.66% | 2,000,000 | 1,000,000 | 0.50% |
David Pennock | 2,650,000 | 2.91% | 3,000,000 | 1,000,000 | 2.22% |
Scott Glasson | 2,500,000 | 2.75% | 3,000,000 | 1,000,000 | 2.10% |
William Belbin | 2,300,000 | 2.53% | 3,000,000 | 1,000,000 | 1.93% |
Board total | 8,050,000 | ~8.85% | 11,000,000 | 4,000,000 | ~6.75% |
8. The Sandfire Factor
The Sandfire shareholding is the single most distinctive feature of this IPO and deserves careful attention. It is part validation, part overhang, part transaction history.
Table 8: The Sandfire Factor
Holder | Shares (pre-IPO) | % (pre-IPO) | % on Admission (Max) |
Sandfire Resources (ASX: SFR) | 12,000,000 | 27.91% | 13.19% |
David Rawlings | 2,900,000 | 6.74% | < 5% |
David Pennock (Director) | 2,650,000 | 6.16% | < 5% |
Scott Glasson (Finance Director) | 2,500,000 | 5.81% | < 5% |
William Belbin (Director) | 2,300,000 | 5.35% | < 5% |
The Deal Mechanics
On 28 October 2024, Daly's wholly-owned subsidiary Glyde River Pty Ltd completed the acquisition of Sandfire's North Batten and Huckitta tenements via a sale and purchase agreement (Sandfire SPA). The consideration was 12,000,000 Daly shares. As part of that transaction, Glyde River:
Granted Sandfire a 1.5% net smelter return royalty over 11 specified tenements (the Sandfire Royalty Tenements), covering all base and precious metals discovered. Payable from first commercial production.
Granted Sandfire security over those tenements until the royalty obligation is satisfied.
Assumed the Finching Royalty — $0.50 per tonne of manganese ore — though this may no longer apply, as the relevant historic tenements have been relinquished.
Agreed to provide Sandfire with advanced notice of any future equity capital raisings, and to use reasonable endeavours to allow Sandfire to participate. This right ceases on a change of control of Sandfire, or if Sandfire's holding drops below 10% for more than 20 consecutive days, or 5 years post-completion (i.e. 28 October 2029).
Net read: Sandfire monetised exploration ground it could not justify holding inside an ASX 100 copper producer, took equity in a focused vehicle, retained royalty upside on any discovery, and locked in a follow-on participation right. This is a classic strategic divestment structure — and it is identical in shape to what Sandfire has done with several other early-stage explorers over the years.
9. The Financials — Light
Daly's pre-IPO financials look exactly like you would expect for a pre-revenue exploration company on the eve of listing — small numbers, capitalised exploration spend, and a going-concern flag from the auditor pending the success of the IPO.
Table 9: The Financials
Selected items | 31-Dec-25 | 30-Jun-25 | 30-Jun-24 |
Cash & equivalents | $69,357 | $36,326 | $149,941 |
Exploration & evaluation (capitalised) | $1,775,593 | $1,711,708 | $224,840 |
Total assets | $1,845,663 | $1,759,401 | $375,919 |
Net assets | $1,822,266 | $1,734,709 | $352,452 |
Net loss for period | ($22,443) | ($352,743) | ($62,850) |
Accumulated losses | ($635,234) | ($612,791) | ($260,048) |
Share Capital | $2,457,500 | $2,347,500 | $612,500 |
Two things stand out:
First, the company is running on fumes pre-IPO. At 31 December 2025, cash was just $69,357 against trade payables of $23,397. The company has been kept alive on small seed raises ($600,000 in the most recent round, contributing 6 million shares at a blended ~$0.10 price). The IPO is genuinely binary for the entity — without it, Daly is not going to continue. The auditor (Hall Chadwick) has flagged a material uncertainty as to the company's ability to continue as a going concern. The previous auditor (BDO Australia) flagged the same for the year ended 30 June 2024.
Second — the bulk of value to date sits in capitalised exploration assets ($1.78m at 31 December 2025). This is bookkeeping, not market value. It reflects historical spending on tenements, not a JORC asset on the ground. The auditor's IFRS-compliant view is that this spend is recoverable in the future, which is itself contingent on the IPO succeeding and exploration delivering results.
Pro-forma post-Offer position
Assuming the offer closes at Minimum Subscription, Daly will have approximately $9.9m in cash on the balance sheet on Day 1 of listing. At Maximum, approximately $11.8m. Net assets become approximately $12.0m (Min) to $13.9m (Max). At a $20.75m (Min) to $22.75m (Max) market cap, the enterprise value at listing will be approximately $10.8m (Min) and $10.95m (Max) — most of the market cap is the IPO cash.
Table 10: Pro forma post-Offer position
Pro forma (post-Offer) | Reviewed 31-Dec-25 | Pro forma Min | Pro forma Max |
Cash & equivalents | $69,357 | $9,898,025 | $11,805,394 |
Exploration assets | $1,775,593 | $2,150,593 | $2,150,593 |
Net assets | $1,822,266 | $12,025,934 | $13,933,304 |
Issued capital | $2,457,500 | $11,883,897 | $13,793,897 |
10. The Market Context — Fluorite is the Hidden Critical Mineral
Most investors look at Daly and instinctively price it as a base-metals explorer. They should not. The economic engine — over the next 12 to 24 months — is fluorite (fluorspar) at Huckitta. And the global fluorite picture has shifted dramatically in the past 18 months.
The Fluorite Story
Fluorite (CaF₂) is the primary commercial source of fluorine. Fluorine, in turn, is the input for hydrofluoric acid — and HF feeds into refrigerants, fluoropolymers, fluoropharmaceuticals, aluminium smelting, uranium hexafluoride enrichment (for nuclear fuel), and increasingly into the electrolyte chemistry of lithium-ion batteries (lithium hexafluorophosphate, or LiPF₆).
Acid-grade fluorspar (≥97% CaF₂) is the highest-value grade and the one most relevant to chemical and battery markets. The global fluorspar market is approximately 8 million tonnes per annum, with China producing more than 60% of supply. China has been a net exporter of fluorspar but in 2022–2023 transitioned to net importer status as domestic reserves depleted and high-quality material was prioritised for domestic chemical manufacturing. China designated fluorite a strategic mineral resource.
Acid-grade fluorspar prices in Europe (CIF) have moved from below US$400/t three years ago to approximately US$750/t recently, with Mexican material at US$550/t and Chinese at US$530/t. The US classifies fluorspar as a critical mineral. Australia is moving in the same direction — Tivan Limited's Speewah pre-feasibility (July 2024) was framed explicitly within Australia's Critical Minerals Strategy.
Samso Concluding Comments
Daly's campaign to be a Fluorite player is starting with some good "noise", with the recent rock-chips returning high-grade fluorite (multiple samples above 85% CaF₂, peak 95.1%) along a 6 km belt that has had virtually no modern drilling. Then there is the nearology play with the adjacent Tivan Limited (ASX: TVN) Sandover Project, which is on the same vein system to the south. This simply means that the natural conversation will be the next drilling program that has some clear targets.
If Daly executes a successful 2026–2027 drilling campaign at Huckitta and converts the results into a JORC-compliant inferred resource, the asset will re-rate with a narrative of a tightening global supply-demand backdrop. Tivan's NT fluorite story has already attracted Northern Territory government and Strategic Minerals attention, so that is all good news for Daly.
The interesting part is that I have worked in the same region as both Huckitta and the Batten project back in the early 1990s. If my memory serves me well, the Huckitta area is geologically "interesting".
For those that need more information, take a look at our Samso News on these recent Fluorspar stories:
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