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McLaren Minerals has successfully validated its slimes management strategy for the McLaren Titanium Project, confirming conventional mineral sands techniques can effectively handle tailings and slimes. This milestone significantly reduces development risk and supports the final engineering phase.

Pioneer Lithium has expanded its uranium portfolio in Namibia through the acquisition of the Gaobis Uranium Project, adding significant prospective ground adjacent to its Warmbad Project. This move positions the company to accelerate uranium resource growth in a globally important mining jurisdiction.

MetalsTech Limited has received a $2 million strategic investment to advance its Sturec Gold Project in Slovakia, aiming to complete a pivotal Pre-Feasibility Study that could unlock significant value.

West Cobar Metals has identified compelling copper-gold targets at its 100%-owned Nantilla Project in NSW, leveraging reprocessed geophysical data to pinpoint priority drill sites.

Somerset Minerals has kicked off a fully funded maiden drilling campaign at its flagship Coppermine copper project in Nunavut, targeting multiple high-grade copper anomalies. Initial results are expected within weeks as the company plans a larger follow-up exploration phase.

West African Resources has achieved its first gold pour at the Kiaka project while maintaining solid production at Sanbrado, positioning the company well to meet its 2025 targets.

Kinatico Limited has reported a record FY25 revenue of $32.1 million, driven by a remarkable 54% increase in SaaS revenue and a cash-positive year despite significant technology investments.

Coolabah Metals Limited has closed its upsized $20 million public offer ahead of schedule due to strong investor demand, progressing its strategic acquisition of Broken Hill Mines Pty Ltd. The move consolidates key mining assets at Broken Hill and sets the stage for a significant corporate transformation.

Otto Energy has secured a final Australian Taxation Office ruling clarifying the tax treatment of its recent $0.008 per share distribution, splitting it between a return of capital and a dividend.

BlackRock Investment Management has announced the estimated distribution components for the iShares World Equity Factor ETF for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2025, revealing a total cash distribution of approximately 151.93 cents per unit.

BlackRock Investment Management announces an estimated 180.21 cents per unit distribution for its iShares 20+ Year U.S. Treasury Bond (AUD Hedged) ETF for the June 2025 period, primarily sourced from foreign income.

BlackRock Investment Management announces an estimated 33.12 cents per unit distribution for its iShares Global High Yield Bond (AUD Hedged) ETF for the June 2025 period, predominantly sourced from foreign income. The detailed tax breakdown aims to assist investors, especially non-residents, in managing withholding tax obligations.