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Green360 Technologies has secured a binding agreement to supply Eifers Civil with up to 4,800 tonnes of its MKX calcined clay over 12 months. The deal could generate about A$1.2 million if the full volume is ordered and delivered, taking maximum supply under disclosed agreements to 9,600 tonnes.

Medical Developments International CEO Brent MacGregor is stepping down after six years, with CFO Anita James taking over as interim CEO from 15 October. The board has begun searching for a permanent successor as MacGregor prepares to return to North America.

Freehill Mining has secured A$600,000 from a placement and launched a further A$606,943 entitlement offer as September aggregate sales reached a record A$506,121. The funding will support Islón plant upgrades, working capital and permitting for the Blanco y Negro copper-gold project.

Airtasker’s Australian marketplace reached a record $57.3 million in first-quarter GMV, while paid subscribers more than doubled in three months. The company reaffirmed FY27 guidance as international growth continued, though seasonal weakness is expected in the UK and US.

Finder Energy has secured a conditional contract for the Hakuryu-5 semi-submersible rig to drill three development wells offshore Timor-Leste, with two further wells optional. The approximately US$42.3 million gross contract gives the Kuda Tasi and Jahal project a defined drilling window, but financing and multiple approvals remain outstanding before Final Investment Decision.

Aurelia Metals delivered a sharply stronger FY26, with revenue, EBITDA and net profit rising as Federation entered commercial production and gold output exceeded revised guidance. The next test is whether the company can convert that momentum into higher throughput while managing costs, safety and execution risk.

Treasury Wine Estates has reiterated its FY27 earnings guidance after a bruising year marked by a $1.1 billion statutory loss, a suspended dividend and a major US reset. Early trading indicators are improving, but the recovery now depends on execution across costs, inventory, supply and the Americas review.

Aland Equity Group expects its first capital-light property fund to deliver approximately $4.1 million in net returns by 30 June 2027. The forecast combines $3.37 million in management fees with a further $725,000 in investment returns, but remains subject to shareholder approval and successful lot sales.

Broken Hill Mines has lifted quarterly ore processing to its highest level since 2020 and silver production to a record 102,922 ounces. The result comes as the restarted Pinnacles mine reaches its first clean high-grade bench, opening a path toward greater use of the Rasp plant.

SHAPE Australia has won an approximately $800 million fixed-price contract to expand DigiCo’s SYD1 data centre campus by 52 MW. The award lifts SHAPE’s work in hand above $1.4 billion and is expected to contribute materially to revenue across FY27 and FY28.

BLS Pharmaceuticals has opened FY27 with record quarterly revenue, positive operating cash flow and reaffirmed full-year guidance. The report contains conflicting Q1 revenue figures of $26.7 million and $27.5 million, while its Scotland expansion remains subject to regulatory approval.

OD6 Metals has reported surface channel samples of up to 24 metres at 51.1% CaF₂ and rock-chip grades reaching 98.4% at Blue Bell in Nevada. The first-pass results elevate Blue Bell to Quinn’s fourth priority target, although drilling is still needed to establish scale, continuity and true widths.

Native Mineral Resources delivered its strongest quarter since restarting the Blackjack plant, with fine gold outturn up 84% to 2,330.9oz and operating cash flow turning positive. The result improves the production picture, but the company remains reliant on debt-funded development and a steady handover from Mid Pit to North Pit.

Bank of Queensland’s statutory profit rose 88% to $250 million, but underlying cash earnings fell 7% as lending contracted and impairments normalised from a low base. The bank is betting that a completed digital migration, stronger capital position and Challenger partnership can support a return to growth in FY27.

Mayfield Childcare has reset FY26 underlying EBITDA guidance to $2.4 million-$2.7 million after occupancy weakened and fee increases arrived late. A completed head office restructure is expected to deliver $1.5 million in annualised savings, mostly from FY27.

Netwealth has pushed total funds under administration to a record $139.2 billion, with managed accounts driving a quarterly surge in funds under management. But the company has lowered FY27 net-flow guidance and flagged fresh investment in loss-making acquisition Paradino, while defending First Guardian-related class action proceedings.

Auric Mining has moved from study work towards execution at its Burbanks-Munda gold plan, securing processing infrastructure for A$1.2 million and reporting strong Munda drilling results. The company is targeting mining at Munda in late 2027 and first gold from Burbanks in early 2028, subject to approvals and project execution.

MGX Resources has reported its first Central Tanami resource statement since acquiring a 50% stake, giving the company an attributable 1.4 million ounces of gold. The shift comes as Koolan Island’s remaining iron ore resources fall to 3.3 million tonnes and its Ore Reserves are reduced to zero ahead of a planned divestment.

Rokeby Resources has extended a high-grade mineralised shoot at its Mt Wills Goldfield in Victoria, with a new intercept of 0.3 metres at 138 g/t gold. The result arrives as the company prepares an updated JORC 2012 resource estimate and awaits four more holes from its maiden drilling campaign.

DigiCo Infrastructure REIT has secured a 15-year, 71MW contract with a global technology firm, taking its SYD1 data centre to full contracted capacity. The agreement supports a fully funded 52MW expansion and extends the Australian portfolio’s weighted average lease expiry beyond 10 years.