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Liontown Limited has successfully transitioned to 100% underground mining at Kathleen Valley, delivering a 37% increase in underground production and a 91% jump in quarterly revenue. The company is on track to reduce costs and boost recoveries as it targets a steady-state underground run-rate.

Elixinol Wellness Ltd reported a 9.5% revenue increase in Q4 FY25 alongside a 30% cut in operating costs, achieving its first underlying operating cash flow positive quarter. The company’s strategic acquisitions and e-commerce growth underpin a clear path to profitability.

Zimi Limited has reported a striking 300% year-on-year revenue surge alongside the industrialisation of its next-generation Senoa Matter smart home range, signalling a pivotal moment in its growth and market positioning.

Aerometrex Limited has reported record first half revenue and EBITDA for the six months ending December 2025, driven by strong MetroMap subscription growth and a rebound in LiDAR sales.

Aeris Resources delivered solid Q2 FY26 results with copper equivalent production of 10.1kt at competitive costs, strengthened its balance sheet by repaying debt, and reported promising exploration outcomes that could underpin future growth.

Brazilian Rare Earths Limited (BRE) reports a robust scoping study for its Amargosa Bauxite-Gallium Project, alongside a strategic heavy rare earths partnership and a strong cash position to accelerate development.

Farm Pride Foods reported a robust net cash inflow of $32.56 million for the December quarter despite mounting pricing pressures and increased industry egg volumes. The company is doubling down on capital expenditure and operational improvements to sustain efficiency.

Saferoads Holdings Limited reported a modest rise in quarterly sales and a half-year net profit of approximately $511k, while progressing regulatory approval for its innovative HV2 barrier.

SRJ Technologies has completed the first phase of its growth strategy and is now advancing into market penetration with a significant $23.8 million joint venture in the Middle East and a key board appointment.

Freedom Care Group Holdings reports a modest cash increase to $0.5 million but continues to grapple with delayed payments from the NDIA, while exploring options to relist on the ASX.

Freedom Care Group Holdings has revealed ongoing financial distress with key subsidiaries entering liquidation and persistent delays in payments from the NDIA, leaving the company with a diminished cash reserve and a strategic focus on asset sales and cost reduction.

Freedom Care Group Holdings has placed its main operating entity into administration following a sharp decline in cash receipts linked to delayed payments from the NDIA and an ongoing audit. The company’s cash balance dropped significantly, prompting urgent restructuring efforts.