Latest Strategy Changes News

Aura Energy’s 2025 AGM highlights strong uranium market fundamentals and strategic progress on its Tiris Project, despite some engineering delays. The company also strengthens its board and deepens ties in Mauritania as it prepares for production.

Riedel Resources Limited has announced a 1 for 2 non-renounceable entitlement offer at $0.025 per share, aiming to raise approximately $1.78 million to fund exploration and working capital. The offer closes on 15 December 2025 and is open to eligible shareholders.

Riedel Resources Limited has announced a $1.78 million entitlement offer at a 26.5% discount to fund its Kingman Gold Project and corporate needs. Eligible shareholders in Australia and New Zealand can participate in this non-renounceable offer.

Nex Metals Explorations reported no exploration spending in Q1 FY26 but made significant strides by finalising a profit-sharing deal for its Kookynie project and entering Egypt’s Eastern Desert mining scene.

Locate Technologies moves closer to shifting its listing from the ASX to the New Zealand Exchange, completing a NZ$1 million share offer as part of its capital restructure.

Global Masters Fund Limited (GFL) reported a robust 19.8% total return for FY2025, surpassing the MSCI World Index, while unveiling strategic moves to diversify beyond Berkshire Hathaway into private growth and regional quality funds.

Vault Minerals has settled all its gold forward sales contracts for the second half of FY26 six months early, boosting its exposure to rising gold prices and reinforcing its shareholder value strategy.

MPR Australia Limited has completed the sale of its core renewable energy business for $19 million and is now exploring options including returning capital to shareholders or acquiring a new business via backdoor listing.

K&S Corporation has issued a cautious earnings update, forecasting a significant decline in underlying profit before tax for the first half of 2025 compared to last year.

Macquarie Technology Group unveiled ambitious plans to expand its AI-optimised data centre footprint, supported by a $450 million debt facility and strong growth across its cloud, government cybersecurity, and telecom divisions.

Comms Group Limited reported a steady FY25 with revenue growth and a strong start to FY26, driven by the recent TasmaNet acquisition and expanding global contracts. The company is targeting over $75 million in annualised revenue and aims to boost EBITDA to $9-10 million.

Comms Group reported robust FY25 results driven by domestic expansion, including the strategic acquisition of TasmaNet, and strong international growth in its Global and Wholesale division.