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Chrysos (ASX:C79) has become a favoured mining technology holding among growth-focused fund managers. In August 2026, Hyperion Asset Management reported record FY26 revenue of $88.1 million, up 33%, and EBITDA up 68%, driven by high utilisation of its PhotonAssay fleet and 24 new lease agreements. NorthStar Impact Funds added to its position after results that it said largely dispelled concerns about funding and slow revenue growth, and Milford sees the industry nearing a turning point in adoption. Chrysos operates in the Industrials sector within the Professional Services industry, and Thesis Tracker has captured 24 comments from 8 fund managers, including Hyperion, NorthStar, Milford and ECP Asset Management. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Tonsley, Adelaide, Chrysos provides its proprietary PhotonAssay technology to the global mining industry as a faster, more accurate and chemical-free alternative to traditional fire assay for gold and other minerals.
Company figures as of 15 Oct 2026. For information only.
Fund managers including Endeavor Asset Management, Ryder Capital, ECP Asset Management, Yarra Capital Management, Milford Asset Management, NorthStar Impact Funds, Ausbil Investment Management and Hyperion Asset Management have invested in Chrysos Corporation Ltd (ASX:C79).
Managers highlight record revenue and earnings growth, strong fleet utilisation, a new $200 million syndicated debt facility to fund further deployments and continued contract wins. ECP and Milford see PhotonAssay displacing incumbent fire assay as ore bodies become deeper and more complex, with a long runway for adoption.
NorthStar notes the stock had faced an overhang from a potential funding squeeze and lacklustre revenue growth, and Milford observed a period of share price pressure before recent contract wins. Growth depends on the pace of industry adoption and on funding new unit deployments.
Chrysos Corp. Ltd., headquartered in Tonsley, Australia, provides innovative assay services to the global mining industry using its proprietary PhotonAssay technology. Founded in 2016 by Robert Henry Richard Adamson and James Tickner, the company offers a chemistry-free, quantitative analytical solution that detects various elements, with high efficacy for gold. Chrysos Corp. operates across three key geographical segments: EMEA, Australia, and the Americas. The firm’s technology serves as a sustainable, rapid alternative to traditional fire assay methods for mining operations worldwide.
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11,356 comments from 164 managers on 761 companies, snapshot 15 Oct 2026.