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Maritana Minerals has launched a fully funded 60,000-metre resource conversion drilling campaign targeting four key projects to upgrade Mineral Resources and bolster mine planning for the Black Swan Processing Hub.

VRX Silica Limited has successfully closed a renounceable rights issue, securing $2.86 million to fund key developments at its Arrowsmith North and Muchea silica sand projects.

Sabre Resources is poised to kick off a major drilling campaign at its Kurundi North Project, aiming to unlock copper-gold deposits analogous to Tennant Creek. This follows a transformative acquisition pending shareholder approval and includes government-backed funding for follow-up diamond drilling.

Ventia Services Group has appointed Mark Ralston as its new Managing Director and Group CEO, succeeding Dean Banks in a planned leadership transition set for September 2026.

Tourism Holdings Limited has received a fresh non-binding indicative offer from a credible strategic buyer at NZ$3.30 to NZ$3.40 per share, while continuing negotiations with the BGH Consortium over due diligence access.

The a2 Milk Company has announced a $300 million fully franked special dividend following regulatory clearance in China to rebrand infant formula products under its a2 label.

ALS Limited has updated its Dividend Reinvestment Plan price to AUD 22.93 and confirmed the share allocation date as 3 July 2026 for its interim dividend covering the six months to March 2026.

EBR Systems has wrapped up the retail tranche of its fully underwritten entitlement offer, adding A$10.9 million to a total raise of about A$43.6 million to support its wireless cardiac pacing technology.

Amara Minerals has completed a $2.2 million placement by issuing 440 million shares at a 25% premium, backed by a $500,000 cornerstone investment from Nova Minerals. The funds will fuel drilling at its Victorian gold-antimony projects and support broader exploration ambitions.

Li-FT Power Ltd. has obtained a binding call option to acquire the Renard diamond mine site or its owning companies, aiming to repurpose its processing infrastructure for lithium production. The deal hinges on Canadian court approval and involves a significant option fee and care commitments.

Credit Clear's subsidiaries ARMA and Force Legal are defending allegations by the ACCC of Australian Consumer Law breaches related to debt collection communications over a three-year period.

Schoolblazer Group has consolidated its fragmented debt into a $110 million multi-currency facility with Westpac, providing significant headroom for growth and lowering its cost of debt.