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Livium delivered its strongest lithium-ion battery collection quarter on record for FY26, lifting first-quarter revenue to A$1.84 million and gross profit to A$0.95 million. But operating cash flow remained negative at A$1.01 million, leaving the recycler with about 3.2 quarters of funding at the September quarter-end rate.

Imugene reported an 86% overall response rate in its BTK inhibitor combination cohort, but ended September with only 0.70 quarters of estimated funding at the reported cash burn. The biotechnology company is assessing further capital sources while navigating a leadership transition and convertible note obligations.

Mount Ridley Mines has expanded its inferred scandium resource at Grass Patch to 946.1 million tonnes, while laboratory testing lifted scandium recovery to 91.8% using roughly half the previous reagent dose. The gains come with an important qualification: the resource remains Inferred, gallium recovery fell in the latest test and scale-up work is still ahead.

Orange Minerals has moved its 166km² Tepa Gold Project in Ghana into systematic exploration, but ended September with enough cash for an estimated 1.44 quarters of current outgoings. The company says it has not yet taken steps to raise more capital.

Nagambie Resources has reported high-grade gold and antimony assays from Alkane’s drilling at the Nagambie Mine, including a 115-metre down-dip extension of the C2W lode. The exploration upside is matched by a more immediate funding constraint, with $180,000 in cash and estimated funding of less than one quarter.

Ore Resources closed September with a 153,200-ounce Coolgardie gold resource, expanding exploration ground and a preliminary lithium development case at Kangaroo Hills. The opportunity is growing, but A$3.81 million of cash represented only 1.4 quarters of funding at the latest spending rate.

Oceana Metals has more than doubled the known rare earth mineralisation footprint at its Serra Negra project in Brazil to over 4.5 square kilometres, while drilling has accelerated to four rigs. The company has also completed the acquisition of the project, but key assays, mining-right amendments and a maiden resource remain ahead.

Centaurus Metals has advanced engineering, infrastructure and financing work at its Jaguar nickel project, while post-quarter offtake and strategic funding deals strengthen the path towards a Final Investment Decision. Its Boi Novo copper-gold project has also produced more than 20 drill-ready targets, but the company remains dependent on completing its debt and broader funding package.

Horizon Gold has reported its strongest Snook drilling results to date alongside resource-growth extensions across nine prospects at Gum Creek. The exploration success comes with A$16.945 million in cash and a major funding requirement still ahead for development.

Wide Open Agriculture has completed the major physical steps in exiting its German manufacturing facility and is now testing four prospective Asian production partners. The transition could lower fixed costs, but commercial supply still depends on technical trials, partner selection and a definitive agreement.

CuFe has begun a 20,100 metre drilling campaign at Tennant Creek while pursuing a conditional deal to take full ownership of the copper-gold-bismuth project. The proposed 1.6 billion-share acquisition could give Gold Valley and its associates about 53% of CuFe, making project consolidation and dilution central to the next stage of the story.

Eminence Minerals has expanded into a 1,508 km² Côte d’Ivoire gold portfolio while advancing rare earths exploration in Brazil and awaiting a key Hamersley court decision. The company ended September with A$2.869 million in cash, equivalent to 2.31 quarters of funding at the reported burn rate.