SSH Group (ASX:SSH) has achieved a 17% revenue growth for Q3 2025 compared to the same period last year, amid starting site works in the Wiluna region of Western Australia.
During Q3 2024, the company booked $10.17 million in unaudited revenue, in comparison to $11.8 million in the September 2025 quarter.
SSH, which has a market capitalisation of $14.27 million, has deployed its technical services and operations team to support drilling and evaluation programs designed to advance near-term gold projects towards production.
At High-Tech Metals’ (ASX:HTM) Mt Fisher Gold Project in Western Australia, SSH entered into a series of agreements encompassing site works, mine development, and profit-share opportunities.
Site preparation works on historical stockpiles and tailings were carried out during Q3 2025, including reverse circulation and aircore drilling, as well as metallurgical testwork to validate historical recovery results and confirm processing pathways.
SSH has also submitted multiple tenders for surface and underground mining contracts across Western Australia, with advanced discussions underway. The company is evaluating further joint venture and profit-share opportunities to secure near-term production exposure.
CEO Daniel Cowley-Cooper says SSH is continuing to advance its projects and partnerships across Western Australia.
“Our strategic initiatives this quarter, including the strategic agreements with High-Tech Metals, demonstrate the strength of our mining services capability and our focus on building recurring, high-margin earnings for the group,” Cowley-Cooper says.
SSH Group operates across the mining, civil, and construction sectors and is focused on becoming a vertically integrated, diversified metals and mining company.
Write to Aaliyah Rogan at Mining.com.au
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