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Reedy Lagoon has moved its Burracoppin projects closer to drilling while securing up to $2.5 million in new capital, though no field exploration occurred during the September quarter. The company ended the period with just $90,000 in cash and still faces access, environmental and funding hurdles.

Midas Minerals has extended copper-silver mineralisation across its Otavi project in Namibia, with standout results from T-13, Spaatzu and Deblin. Eight rigs are now operating ahead of an updated T-13 resource and maiden estimates for Spaatzu and Deblin targeted for early 2027.

Pure Resources has moved its Garnet Hills strategy from concept towards laboratory validation, with heavy rare earths recovered into solution, CNTF fabrics manufactured in-house and garnet meeting key abrasive standards. The milestones remain early-stage, with no quantified rare earth recovery or commercial revenue reported.

PARKD has secured two early-stage contracts, added Symal as its exclusive partner in Victoria and South Australia, and lifted pro forma cash to about A$850,000 through a strategic placement. The progress comes against a sharp liquidity squeeze, with just A$53,000 in cash at 30 September and funding equivalent to 0.21 quarters before the raise.

Tesoro Gold has moved El Zorro’s Ternera deposit from a defined resource to a 1.28Moz mineable reserve, while a newly committed A$40 million placement addresses a reported 1.61-quarter cash runway. The next stage is less about proving the orebody and more about completing the DFS, permitting the project and converting funding into development progress.

Oakridge International reported a $267,000 operating cash outflow for the September quarter, leaving $343,000 in cash and an estimated 1.28 quarters of funding. The healthcare technology company expects collections and customer orders to improve cash flow, while evaluating additional funding and continuing to manage a potential historical claim from Teko International.

Renascor Resources has produced battery-grade purified spherical graphite at 99.97% carbon purity from its Adelaide demonstration facility, strengthening technical validation of its HF-free process. The result came from third-party material, leaving Siviour graphite trials, customer qualification and project financing as the next tests.

Iron Bear Resources has retained full ownership of its Canadian iron ore project after Vale declined to advance under their development agreement. The company is now leaning on a completed PFS, a 3.3 billion tonne probable reserve and alternative funding partners to move the project forward.

Koba Resources has reported a 29-metre tin intersection grading 1.2% near the historic Gilmore Tin Mine in North Queensland, alongside tin mineralisation extending across 2km at Stannex. The company has started another 3,000m drilling program, but held only $1.97 million in cash at quarter-end and expects to seek equity funding.

Eastern Gas has completed its Venus-2H horizontal appraisal well with 445 metres of interpreted coal contact, but the result now faces a more immediate test: whether the company can fund flow testing with only A$654,000 in cash. Gas deliverability remains unproven, while a proposed A$10 million R&D-backed facility is yet to be finalised.

Fulcrum Lithium has delivered a 10.7 million tonne lithium carbonate equivalent resource at Alkali Flats, while advancing acid-free extraction tests and securing approval to drill Dry Canyon. The progress comes with only A$875,000 in cash and no stated plan to raise more funds.

Western Mines Group has completed its latest Mulga Tank drilling campaign and reported a 2,647Mt mineral resource containing 7.2Mt of nickel. The exploration milestone is significant, but the company’s reported cash covers less than half a quarter of recent outgoings.