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Alligator Energy has completed commissioning of its Samphire pilot plant and is set to begin a four-month uranium field recovery trial, signalling a key step towards project development.

Nexalis Therapeutics has completed a key capital raising milestone, issuing new shares, options, and performance rights following shareholder approval. This move supports the company’s clinical-stage drug development programs targeting pain and mental health.

Kali Metals Limited has successfully raised approximately A$7 million through a Tranche 1 Placement, issuing over 38 million new shares at 18 cents each. This capital injection marks a significant step in the company’s funding strategy.

Viva Leisure has announced a year-long on-market share buy-back program targeting up to 10% of its issued shares, aiming to capitalise on market volatility and reinforce its strong cash flow outlook.

Elementos Limited has raised $29.5 million through a strategic placement to L1 Capital, strengthening its financial position as it pushes forward with key tin projects in Spain and Tasmania.

Pureprofile Limited has agreed to acquire CRNRSTONE, an established Australian qualitative research firm, for $700,000 in cash, enhancing its market research capabilities and expected to be earnings accretive from year one.

Alma Metals has revealed a robust 2 million tonne copper resource at its Briggs Project in Central Queensland, setting the stage for a major drilling campaign and pre-feasibility study amid a tightening global copper market.

TZ Limited clarifies its debt repayment timeline and progresses trade finance arrangements to support growing Microsoft-related sales, while highlighting its innovative AI-driven security technology.

Marquee Resources has announced a substantial 69% increase in its Mt Clement (Eastern Hills) inferred mineral resource, now containing 11,000 tonnes of antimony equivalent metal, positioning the project as a key player in Australia's critical minerals landscape.

Clever Culture Systems posted a $1.32 million loss for the half year ending December 2025, reflecting a strategic shift and reduced government grants. Despite this, the company strengthened its cash position, repaid government debt, and grew its APAS Independence instrument footprint globally.

Hydralyte USA has implemented targeted headcount reductions saving around US$25,000 monthly and completed manufacturing runs to resolve supply shortages, replenishing inventory with key distributors to support near-term sales growth.

Kinatico Ltd reports robust H1 FY26 results, driven by a 49.5% surge in SaaS revenue and the launch of its AI-powered Kinatico Compliance platform, significantly broadening its addressable market.