Latest Capacity Expansion News

Black Cat Syndicate has revealed multiple new high-grade gold zones within the Fingals open pit at its Kal East operation, accelerating mining and processing plans for 2026. These discoveries reinforce the long-term potential of the project and support an expansion of processing capacity.

Metallium’s US subsidiary has locked in a binding multi-year supply agreement with Glencore for electronic scrap, underpinning the commercial scale-up of its innovative Flash Joule Heating technology in Texas.

Saunders International has landed a $10.4 million contract to build new water storage infrastructure in South West Sydney, reinforcing its foothold in the growing water infrastructure sector.

Galan Lithium advances its Hombre Muerto West project with key infrastructure in transit and construction progressing ahead of schedule, targeting lithium chloride production in the first half of 2026.

Native Mineral Resources reports steady gold production at Blackjack with 1,300 ounces yielded and $7.6 million revenue, while advancing regulatory and joint venture developments.

Amaero Ltd has secured a substantial A$9 million saving on its Argon recycling plant, ordered a fourth atomizer to boost U.S. powder production, and remains on track with its A$72 million capital investment program.

Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure has secured $1.07 billion in new loan facilities, slashing its borrowing costs and extending debt maturity while maintaining its investment grade rating.

6K Additive, Inc. launches a fully underwritten A$48 million IPO on the ASX, aiming to scale its innovative scrap-based metal powder production for additive manufacturing. The capital raise supports a major capacity expansion backed by a US Department of Defense grant.

NEXTDC has reported a significant 29% increase in contracted utilisation to 316MW, prompting a $400 million rise in FY26 capital expenditure guidance to support accelerated capacity expansion.

DGL Group reported a modest revenue increase in FY25 but faced a sharp decline in profitability, compounded by an auditor’s disclaimer and ERP rollout delays impacting FY26 start.

Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure has declared its Q3-25 distribution consistent with its full-year guidance, reinforcing its commitment to stable returns backed by its key coal export terminal.

NEXTDC’s FY25 Annual General Meeting reveals robust financial growth, significant data centre expansions, and enhanced funding capacity to capitalise on AI infrastructure demand.