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Anson Resources says its proprietary pre-treatment process removed iron to undetectable levels from a third-party lithium brine in a single pass, while retaining lithium within its stated tolerance. The company is now discussing potential technology sales, although no transaction or financial benefit has been secured.

Amaero’s revenue surged 170% to US$11.5 million in the first nine months of 2026, but the advanced materials company still reported widening losses, heavy cash burn and substantial doubt about its ability to continue as a going concern. The newly Nasdaq-listed group expects fourth-quarter revenue of US$4.5 million to US$5.0 million, while warning that further funding will be needed.

Catalina Resources will acquire the Badja Gold Project in Western Australia for A$6 million upfront, adding a 90,358-ounce JORC resource and a conceptual exploration target of up to 303,000 ounces. The deal is paired with a A$3.51 million placement to fund drilling, but remains conditional and leaves the company firmly in exploration territory.

Brambles has priced a €850 million green bond maturing in 2034, giving the logistics group a new source of long-term funding at a 4.375% coupon. Proceeds are earmarked for eligible green assets under its existing Green Finance Framework, with settlement expected on 16 November.

Talonx Resources has completed the issued portion of a A$775,000 placement and will seek up to a further A$1 million from eligible shareholders at the same price. The funding is earmarked for copper exploration at Kihabe-Nxuu, gold work at Viking and working capital.

EVE Health has signed a binding agreement giving it a 75% share of distributable profit from compounded men’s sexual health products in Australia. The capital-light arrangement preserves EVE’s intellectual property ownership, but provides no minimum volumes or guaranteed revenue.

Red Hill Minerals has granted Arrow Minerals a 12-month exclusive option to acquire its Pannawonica Iron Project, shifting holding costs and evaluation work to the potential buyer. If Arrow proceeds, Red Hill would receive $1 million plus uncapped royalties on future iron ore sales.

EBR Systems delivered higher reimbursement, manufacturing and revenue milestones in the third quarter, but a sharp September slowdown and a formal going-concern warning have shifted attention to execution and funding. The company says it holds US$93.2 million in cash, cash equivalents and marketable securities, while US$41.8 million of debt falls due within 12 months.

Life360 has lifted its FY2026 revenue guidance after quarterly revenue surged 40% to US$174.1 million, powered by subscriptions and the Nativo-enhanced advertising business. The company also reported record third-quarter Paying Circle additions, while hardware volumes and gross margin remained under pressure.

Dundas Minerals has exercised its option to acquire 85% of the Baden-Powell and Windanya project, adding 41,200 ounces of attributable inferred resources to a growing Kalgoorlie land position. The $1 million consideration will be paid in shares, bringing Maritana Minerals in as both a project partner and an expected 7.4% Dundas shareholder.

OFX Group has swung from a A$2.4 million profit to a A$6.7 million statutory loss after weaker client activity and margin pressure cut first-half revenue. The company is betting that A$15 million in annualised cost reductions and modest revenue growth can restore profitability in the second half.

Sheffield Resources has issued FY27 production guidance for its 50%-owned Thunderbird mine and modelled A$3.399 billion in life-of-mine free cash flow before debt and equity payments. The projections strengthen the case for a debt restructure, but remain dependent on operational improvements and lender approval of a proposed standstill.