
South Harz Potash rebrands to Turnstone Resources
South Harz Potash has rebranded as Turnstone Resources (ASX:TSR).
The name change marks a critical milestone in the company’s transition from a single-commodity focus to becoming a multi-asset explorer of critical minerals.
The evolution is underpinned by a primary focus on the highly prospective Värmland Belt in Sweden, a region globally recognised for its attractive mining jurisdiction and significant copper-gold upside potential.
The transition gained momentum following the acquisition of the Glava Project in late 2025, supported by the subsequent granting of six exploration licences across various Swedish projects.
Executive Chair Len Jubber highlighted that the rebrand reflects the execution of a diversification strategy aimed at meeting the robust global demand for copper.
Recent capital raisings have demonstrated strong interest from both new and existing investors, providing the necessary funding to accelerate exploration activities at the Glava-Klinten and Torsby West sites.
Looking ahead, Turnstone Resources is aggressively advancing its technical programs, with a maiden drilling schedule slated for mid-2026.
The company has also prioritised aligning its Board composition with this new strategic direction to ensure the effective delivery of its growth plans.
Turnstone Resources aims to capitalise on the critical minerals market while leveraging its newly established operational footprint in Scandinavia.
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