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International Graphite Limited has finalized the purchase of industrial land in Collie, Western Australia, setting the stage for Australia’s first commercial graphite micronising facility amid rising global demand.

Advanced Innergy Holdings Ltd (ASX, AIH) reported unaudited proforma FY25 results exceeding prospectus forecasts, driven by strong organic growth and the strategic acquisition of Ovun. The company reaffirms its FY26 guidance, supported by a robust orderbook and pipeline.

Advanced Innergy Holdings Ltd (AIH) has reported FY25 unaudited proforma results that exceed its Prospectus forecasts, driven by strong demand in offshore wind and battery sectors. The recent acquisition of Ovun is integrating smoothly, with FY26 guidance reaffirmed.

Advanced Innergy Holdings Ltd (ASX – AIH) has completed its corporate restructure and ASX listing, reporting a 10% revenue increase and a strong £27.6 million adjusted EBITDA for FY25.

Australis Oil and Gas has struck two pivotal deals to advance its Tuscaloosa Marine Shale assets, securing a major US development partner and monetizing producing wells to strengthen its balance sheet.

Tanami Gold NL has reported strong final assay results from drilling at its Groundrush Gold Deposit and Western Dolerite Prospect, boosting confidence in the Central Tanami Project’s resource potential ahead of key updates.

Latitude 66 Limited has executed binding option and joint venture agreements to acquire an 80% interest in the Laverton Gold Project, featuring a 13,500-ounce gold resource and immediate drilling underway.

TechGen Metals has revealed historic gold workings and quartz veins at its Dalgaranga Gold Project, with assays underway and no prior drilling conducted, signaling a promising exploration opportunity near a major regional gold hub.

New Zealand King Salmon reported an FY25 net loss driven by a shortened reporting period and biological challenges, while advancing its Blue Endeavour pilot project despite delays. The company projects a cautious recovery in FY26 with EBITDA guidance between NZD 9 million and 15 million.

New Zealand King Salmon Investments Limited has revealed a significant 44% decline in revenue alongside a net loss of NZD 6.3 million for the eight months ending September 2025, signaling challenges ahead for the seafood producer.

New Zealand King Salmon reports a $6.3 million net loss for an eight-month FY25 period, reflecting operational challenges and a shortened reporting cycle, while outlining cautious optimism for FY26 with targeted growth investments.

Ryman Healthcare reported a 13% revenue increase to NZD 413.8 million for H1 2025, yet swung to a significant net loss of NZD 45.2 million and suspended dividends, raising questions about its financial trajectory.