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My Rewards International has secured conditional approval from the ASX to reinstate its shares, pending a significant capital raise and debt-to-equity conversion. The company faces a detailed checklist before regaining official quotation.

Kingston Resources has fulfilled all regulatory conditions to complete the $95 million sale of its Misima Gold Project to Ok Tedi Mining, unlocking an immediate $50 million payment.

Leo Lithium has received the final US$177.6 million payment from the sale of its Goulamina stake and is advancing lithium-focused acquisitions, with a potential deal announcement expected soon.

OpenLearning Limited has inked a five-year SaaS agreement with Education Centre of Australia, committing to support at least 2,500 students annually with its AI-powered learning platform. The deal highlights OpenLearning’s growing footprint in vocational and professional education sectors.

Uvre Limited has completed a $4 million equity raise to fund its acquisition of Otagold and fast-track exploration at New Zealand gold projects. The capital raise saw strong director participation, signaling confidence in the company’s new strategic direction.

Australian Oil Company Limited has resolved a significant financial dispute with former director Gary Jeffery, involving loan forgiveness and a substantial share issuance that strengthens its balance sheet and refocuses management on growth.

Pro Medicus has secured a landmark 10-year, A$170 million contract to deploy its cloud-based Visage 7 imaging platform across UCHealth’s extensive hospital network in the US Rocky Mountain region.

Resolution Minerals is set to begin its first exploration program at the Horse Heaven Project in Idaho, targeting gold, antimony, silver, and tungsten near a major US mining operation.

Austral Resources Australia Ltd has executed binding agreements to acquire the Rocklands Copper Mine, establishing a significant sulphide processing hub in North-West Queensland and advancing its regional consolidation strategy.

Gold Hydrogen has attracted a $14.5 million strategic investment from global energy leaders Toyota, Mitsubishi Gas Chemical, and ENEOS Xplora, following promising drilling results in South Australia. The funds will accelerate exploration and commercialisation of natural hydrogen and helium resources.

Holista Colltech has confirmed Leong Man Loong as its permanent CEO, cementing leadership stability during a pivotal recovery phase. His symbolic $1 salary underscores a commitment to long-term growth.