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Horizon Oil delivered record September-quarter production, sales, revenue and operating cash flow, with the first full-quarter contribution from its Cue acquisition adding scale across five countries. Cash reserves rose to US$50.4 million before the company paid its FY26 final dividend.

Anson Resources has secured the final major approval for its planned 10,000 tpa Green River lithium plant, while reporting independently confirmed battery-grade product and approximately US$406.5 million of conditional Utah incentives. The project has moved closer to financing, but the incentives are post-performance and Anson says further funding is still required.

Astral Resources has moved its Mandilla development closer to a definitive feasibility study while extending drilling at Theia and adding 281,000 ounces to its Spargoville resource base. The company ended September with A$59 million in cash after spending A$7.6 million during the quarter.

FireFly Metals has outlined a 4.6Mtpa Green Bay development case with an after-tax NPV of A$3.0 billion, while lifting resource confidence and ending the quarter with A$337.1 million in cash. The next test is whether the preliminary study can survive feasibility work, permitting and project financing.

GBM Resources has extended gold mineralisation beyond the existing 1Moz Twin Hills resource, including an 18-metre intersection grading 12.01g/t gold. Early flotation tests returned recoveries of up to 99%, while the company held $23.3 million in cash and no debt at quarter end.

Brightstar Resources says construction of its 1.5Mtpa Laverton processing plant remains on schedule and within budget for first gold in June 2027, while Sandstone continues to expand through drilling and resource upgrades. The September quarter also set up a larger exploration push, backed by an A$82 million placement and Genesis Minerals’ new strategic stake.

Xenora Minerals has advanced planning for up to 600 metres of RC drilling at its Dudley lithium project on Kangaroo Island, targeting primary minerals beneath deeply weathered pegmatite. The explorer ended September with A$1.94 million in cash and an estimated 8.56 quarters of funding at the reported spending rate.

Elixir Energy has told ASX that its $205 million strategic farm-out with Beach Energy was material price-sensitive information and became disclosable when documents were signed. The company says it released the deal before trading resumed and remained compliant with continuous disclosure rules.

Grange Resources has approved the Savage River North Pit Underground Project, targeting underground development from Q1 2027 and production continuity to 2035. The decision arrived alongside stronger September-quarter production, sales, realised pricing and cash reserves.

4DMedical reported a record first quarter, with scan volumes up 61% to 119,672 and unaudited operating revenue rising 66% to $2.3 million. New contracts across the US, Germany and Australia broaden the commercial story, while $242.8 million in cash gives the company room to keep investing.

Peako has completed its Saudi Arabian gold portfolio acquisition and identified multiple high-grade surface targets ahead of a maiden RC drilling campaign expected to begin in November. The results are encouraging exploration signals, but remain rock-chip and historical drilling data rather than a mineral resource.

Amplia Therapeutics is preparing the next stage of narmafotinib’s pancreatic cancer development as its ACCENT trial nears completion and a Lilly collaboration broadens the drug’s potential into lung cancer. The biotech ended September with $20.8 million in cash, rising to $25.6 million pro forma after an October R&D tax refund.