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ION Video Ltd’s recent General Meeting saw overwhelming shareholder approval for crucial resolutions, including a securities consolidation and advisor options ratification.

Cyprium Metals has secured $80 million in funding and advanced key infrastructure works to restart copper production at its Nifty Copper Complex, targeting first cathode output by mid-2026.

Eagle Mountain Mining has issued nearly 120 million new shares and 40 million options, raising just over $1 million, but a significant shortfall remains to be placed. The company aims to secure additional funding to advance its Arizona copper-gold projects.

APC Minerals Limited has raised $264,000 through a discounted top-up placement of 66 million shares, enhancing its financial capacity to pursue new and existing projects.

Bass Oil reported steady December production with a notable gas sales agreement for the Vanessa field, signaling a strategic shift towards gas commercialization.

Dalaroo Metals’ maiden sampling at Blue Lagoon reveals a district-scale critical minerals system with high-grade zirconium, hafnium, and rare earth elements over a 2.7km strike. The results validate historical data and position the project as a strategic asset in Greenland’s emerging critical minerals landscape.

Noble Helium has received a further unsecured loan of AUD 250,000 from its Executive Chair to support working capital, highlighting management’s confidence amid ongoing refinancing efforts.

IperionX has received the last $4.6 million tranche of a $47.1 million U.S. Department of War award and 290 metric tons of titanium scrap, advancing its plan to scale titanium production in Virginia.

Wellnex Life reports a $2.4 million EBITDA improvement in H1 FY26 and reaches breakeven by Q2, supported by strong Pain Away sales and expanded distribution.

Sunshine Metals has received a $634,302 first and final dividend from the liquidation of Pluton Resources, unlocking funds to progress exploration at its promising Sybil and Liontown gold projects.

James Hardie Industries is set to close its Fontana and Summerville manufacturing plants, consolidating production to boost efficiency and cut costs by $25 million annually starting next fiscal year.

Australian Ethical reported a slight 1% decline in funds under management to $14.08 billion for December 2025, balancing positive retail flows against institutional mandate losses and market headwinds.