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Bulletin Resources has announced the resignation of CEO Mark Csar, effective July 31, 2025, marking a significant leadership change for the mining company.

TasFoods reported a 19.9% revenue decline in Q2 2025 amid persistent poultry oversupply and discounted prices in Tasmania, while advancing strategic initiatives to stabilize operations and improve shareholder returns.

Thrive Tribe Technologies reports early commercial traction with its new digital services model, alongside a completed 20 – 1 capital consolidation and ongoing funding initiatives.

Kuniko Limited launches a $2 million rights issue to accelerate its low-carbon battery metals projects in Norway, backed by strong ESG credentials and strategic partnerships.

Pure Foods Tasmania reports solid progress in its turnaround strategy with significant cost reductions and improved product quality, setting the stage for profitable growth in FY26.

Duxton Water Limited has significantly reduced its debt and maintained steady dividends while navigating a challenging water market marked by dry conditions and rising lease yields.

BPH Global has transitioned from development to early commercial sales in its Indonesian seaweed operations, securing key offtake agreements and advancing multiple R&D projects. The company also raised $609,000 in fresh capital, positioning itself for growth in sustainable biotech markets.

Bridge SaaS Limited reports steady cash flow and strategic focus on AI and robotics to transform disability care under the NDIS framework.

8common Limited has closed FY25 with a positive operational cash flow and EBITDA, driven by record SaaS revenue and significant margin improvements following major infrastructure upgrades.

Dalaroo Metals has secured a joint venture to acquire up to 80% of the Bongouanoa Gold Project in Cote d’Ivoire, revealing strong historical gold intercepts, while initiating critical minerals exploration in Greenland’s Blue Lagoon project.

Kuniko Limited has announced a $2.03 million pro-rata entitlement offer, issuing new shares and free options to existing shareholders to support its expansion in battery metals exploration and development in Norway.

Conico Ltd has resolved a key legal dispute and secured $1.4 million in convertible loans, setting the stage for a rights offer and share consolidation as it plans to resume trading.