Resources & Energy Group - profit share 50/50 at A$3000/oz; 60/40 (Rez-favoured) at A$7000/oz and above

Resources & Energy Group Limited (ASX: REZ) has outlined a profit-sharing structure tied to gold prices for its East Menzies Project (EMP) in Western Australia. Under the proposed model, profits would be split 50/50 with stakeholders if the gold price is below A$3,000 per ounce. However, if the price rises to A$7,000 per ounce or higher, the profit-sharing ratio would shift to 60/40 in favor of REZ, reflecting benefit from higher commodity prices.

The EMP, covering over 100 km², is prospective for gold, nickel, and other technology metals and is key focus for REZ as it advances exploration and development activities. Recent drilling at the Goodenough Gold Deposit has revealed an upgraded resource of 61,200 ounces, while the Gigante Grande prospect has inferred 40,700 ounces of gold. These developments underscore the project’s potential to transition into a producing asset.

As of June 16, 2026, REZ’s share price is trading at A$0.02, with market capitalization of A$12.60 million. The company has reported net cash inflows from financing activities in recent quarters, supporting its exploration and operational goals. With a focus on low-risk, high-potential regions in Western Australia and Queensland, REZ aims to leverage favorable gold price movements to enhance shareholder value.