Latest Balance Sheet News

Arrow Minerals has secured $7 million through a well-supported placement to advance its flagship Niagara Bauxite and Simandou North Iron projects in Guinea, setting the stage for key resource milestones and development studies.

Nelson Resources bolstered its balance sheet with a $2.3 million placement and appointed Dr Louis Bucci as Executive Director, setting the stage for renewed exploration at its Fortnum and Yarri gold projects in early 2025.

Babylon Pump & Power Ltd reports robust H1 FY25 results with $1.8M positive operating cash flow and $3.0M EBITDA, overcoming nickel sector challenges. The company eyes growth through new projects and acquisitions.

Whitehaven Coal delivered a robust Q2 FY25 with record sales volumes and production costs at the low end of guidance, while preparing for a major $1.08 billion capital inflow from its Blackwater mine stake sale.

Aroa Biosurgery has reported its first quarter of positive operating cash flow since listing on the ASX in 2020, alongside robust revenue growth projections and new regulatory approvals across key international markets.

Syntara Limited has reported encouraging interim Phase 2 trial results for its lead drug candidate SNT-5505 in myelofibrosis, alongside a successful A$15 million capital raise to advance multiple clinical programs.

Aurelia Metals delivers a robust December 2024 quarter, hitting key production targets and marking a milestone with first concentrate from its Federation ore. The company maintains a strong balance sheet while advancing growth projects.

DroneShield Limited reports a 6.3% increase in 2024 revenue to $57.5 million, underpinned by a doubling of SaaS sales and a robust $1.2 billion sales pipeline heading into 2025.

Future Battery Minerals Ltd reports significant progress at its Coolgardie Lithium Projects with new lithium anomalies identified and drilling planned for H1 2025, supported by a robust cash balance following the sale of its Nevada Lithium Project.

Boss Energy has officially declared commercial production at its Honeymoon Uranium Project following a strong operational ramp-up, with production and cost guidance reinforcing its position as a competitive uranium producer.

Mitchell Services reported a $46.7 million revenue and $5.6 million EBITDA in Q2 FY25, reflecting a strategic transition phase marked by increased mobilisation for new projects in PNG and decarbonisation drilling. Despite short-term softness, the company’s strengthened balance sheet and expanded service offerings position it for growth.

The Star Entertainment Group has agreed to sell its Sydney Event Centre assets to Foundation Theatres for $60 million, marking a strategic shift in its property portfolio.