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Ariana Resources has returned broad, high-grade gold intercepts at its 100%-owned Dokwe project in Zimbabwe as feasibility work accelerates. The company also ended the quarter with £17.3 million in cash after selling its remaining Kiziltepe interest in Türkiye.

Sabre Resources has completed the first 54 holes at its newly acquired Kurundi North copper-gold project, with laboratory results due within four to five weeks. The explorer ended September with $4.232 million in cash after completing the second tranche of its $2 million placement.

Tennant Minerals has begun the next phase of diamond drilling at its high-grade Bluebird copper-gold-bismuth discovery, targeting extensions and possible repetitions west of the existing resource. The company ended September with $1.91 million in cash, equivalent to about 2.7 quarters of funding on its reported spending rate.

RemSense reported stronger customer receipts, an 89% rise in invoiced services and further expansion across Woodside-operated assets in the September quarter. The progress comes with negative operating cash flow and a reported 2.32 quarters of funding, keeping execution and cash conversion firmly in focus.

Miramar Resources has reported a maiden Inferred gold resource of 39,764 ounces at its 80%-owned Gidji JV near Kalgoorlie and secured $1.25 million to fund follow-up work. The resource is shallow and potentially expandable, but remains entirely Inferred and unsupported by metallurgical test work.

Artemis Resources has mobilised a diamond drill rig for its first holes at the undrilled Cassowary copper-gold target, although weather has already disrupted the timetable. The company ended September with $6.653 million in cash and fresh government co-funding for the Madura program.

Moho Resources has confirmed two shallow, multi-lode gold systems at its Bush Chook project in Western Australia, but ended September with just $738,000 in cash and less than one quarter of funding at the quarter’s reported spending rate. The company is targeting broader exploration and follow-up drilling in 2027 while saying it expects to raise capital when required.

Vulcan Energy’s first matrix reinjection well delivered an estimated 64 standard litres per second, above the 40-litre assumption underpinning Lionheart’s development plan. The technical progress came alongside €98.0 million of quarterly investing outflows and a cash balance of €129.4 million ahead of expected project debt drawdown in Q1 2027.

Krakatoa Resources has reported further high-grade gold and antimony intersections at its Zopkhito project in Georgia, including mineralisation outside the historical foreign resource estimate. The results advance drilling towards a maiden JORC-compliant resource, but the company’s cash position leaves little room for delay or funding surprises.

Australian Gold and Copper has expanded the high-grade Evergreen discovery in NSW while pushing towards an initial mineral resource estimate. The exploration momentum is substantial, but the company’s reported 1.93-quarter funding runway puts future drilling and financing firmly on the agenda.

Metallium has moved its Texas processing strategy closer to commercial testing, recording its first US$500,000 technology-services payment and preliminary PCB recoveries above 90%. The next proof point is whether those results can survive commissioning, product qualification and the funding demands of an 8,000-tonne-per-year operation.

Papyrus Australia says its second production-scale board run delivered significantly improved internal test results, with samples now sent to TBS for acceptance testing. The progress is tempered by a reported $365,000 cash balance, $447,000 in unused facilities and estimated funding for just 1.51 quarters.