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OZZ Resources has completed its return to the ASX with a new critical minerals focus, but its $3.884 million cash balance is yet to translate into Bedaburra exploration spending. The company is now seeking to expand the Western Australian project while it rebuilds its exploration pipeline.

International Graphite has moved its Collie graphite processing project closer to commissioning, with the production building about 30% complete and new finance and feedstock arrangements in place. Cash stood at approximately A$3.4 million at quarter-end, while the company continued developing its planned Italian joint venture.

Evergold Minerals has completed a busy exploration quarter at Mt Monger, where drilling confirmed broad and high-grade gold mineralisation and identified the new Vanguard zone. The progress comes with a lower cash balance of $2.765 million and an estimated 2.28 quarters of funding at the latest spending rate.

Kinetiko Energy has moved its Brakfontein project closer to production, adopting a Phase 1 development plan and advancing permitting and CNG engineering. The progress comes with only 1.54 quarters of funding available, leaving the company reliant on pending capital and project payments.

dorsaVi has commercially launched its first wearable capable of analysing movement and delivering feedback directly on-device, while its RRAM chip program moves into fabrication and testing. The progress comes alongside a post-quarter A$3.0 million capital raising, against quarter-end cash of $1.12 million and operating cash outflow of about $996,000.

Australasian Metals is moving toward a December decision on its proposed Côte d’Ivoire expansion, with Atex auger drilling expected to begin in November. The explorer ended September with approximately $3 million in cash and no debt after a $1.05 million placement.

Element 25 has moved its Butcherbird expansion further into delivery, combining early site works with a binding manganese offtake and a potential AU$50 million project finance package. The project still needs financial close, approvals and major construction contracts before the plan becomes an operating mine.

European Resources has lifted bench-scale magnet rare earth extraction at its Korsnäs project to 92% and is moving towards a mixed rare earth carbonate sample for potential customer assessment. The progress comes alongside a new eastern exploration anomaly and a reported cash runway of about two quarters.

Equus Energy has secured a binding conditional 10-year gas sales agreement with Alcoa covering about 50 TJ a day, while receiving US$1.5 million to fund the next stage of project partnering. The milestone strengthens the commercial case for the Equus Gas Project, but the development remains pre-FID and requires substantial capital, partners and approvals.

DeSoto Resources has expanded its Timbakouna power auger program by 200 holes after airborne geophysics generated new targets across Guinea’s Siguiri Basin. The company ended September with A$7.74 million in cash, while initial drilling assays are expected in early November.

Charger Metals has completed 4,390 metres of a 10,000 metre drilling campaign at its Medcalf lithium project, while test work lifted the composite product to 1.32% Li2O at 94.9% recovery. The Bynoe sale has also left the explorer with $4.23 million in cash to fund drilling and scoping work.

Minbos Resources spent A$4.7 million on plant and equipment as construction advanced at its Cabinda phosphate project in Angola. The company also completed a post-quarter A$6 million placement, but BFA funding and approvals remain key dependencies for its Q2 2027 commissioning target.