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Pure Resources has launched a cutting-edge research collaboration with Rice University to develop carbon nanotube fibre thermal management systems, leveraging graphite from its Garnet Hills Project. The initiative is backed by a $3 million equity raise to fund exploration and downstream material innovation.

Alpha HPA Limited reports a surge in semiconductor sector demand driven by AI infrastructure expansion, with significant upgrades in Letters of Intent from key Japanese customers and ongoing capacity expansion.

Sunrise Energy Metals has completed a feasibility study for its Syerston Scandium Project, revealing a low-cost, long-life operation poised to supply critical scandium amid tightening Chinese export controls. The project targets production by mid-2028 with strong government backing and a growing global market.

Alpha HPA Limited reported a $22.5 million loss for the half-year ending December 2025, driven by ongoing investment in its HPA First Project. Despite the loss, strong demand from semiconductor and battery sectors and a recent $225 million capital raise position the company for significant growth.

Eden Innovations is investing in new R&D equipment to enhance its carbon nanotube concrete technology, targeting the booming AI data centre market with improved heat dissipation and electromagnetic shielding.

Axel REE is fast-tracking field recovery trials at its Caladão Project, leveraging proven in situ recovery methods and a rare gallium resource to position itself uniquely in the critical minerals space.

Asian Battery Metals PLC has reported strong exploration progress in Mongolia, including excellent copper recoveries at its Oval project and high-grade copper-gold assays at Maikhan Uul, supported by a $6 million equity raise.

Cauldron Energy Limited has unveiled significant uranium discoveries at its Yanrey Project, bolstering its resource base as uranium prices surge on strong global demand and strategic investments.

KALiNA Power has strengthened its financial position by selling a 180 MW load allocation for C$18 million, while advancing its Alberta gas-fired power projects amid evolving regulatory frameworks.

Maas Group's JLE subsidiary has landed a $200 million deal to deliver modular electrical infrastructure for a 100MW AI factory cluster in Tasmania, marking a major step into the AI infrastructure sector.

Independent testing by UNSW confirms Green Critical Minerals’ Very High Density (VHD) technology outperforms copper and aluminium in thermal conductivity and diffusivity, positioning it as a breakthrough in thermal management.

NEXTDC reported robust FY25 results with 14% revenue growth and unveiled an ambitious 3GW expansion pipeline across Australia and Asia, positioning itself at the forefront of the AI infrastructure revolution.