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Challenger Gold has secured a binding toll processing agreement to fast-track production at its Hualilan Gold Project in Argentina, while also reporting promising drilling results from its Colorado V project in Ecuador and completing a strategic capital raise.

Challenger Gold Limited posted a $2.1 million net cash outflow for the December quarter amid heavy exploration spending but secured $6.6 million in fresh funding shortly after quarter-end.

Nagambie Resources Limited reported a tightening cash position in its December 2024 quarter but maintains confidence in ongoing operations backed by over $1 million in available funding.

Simble Solutions reports a robust Q4 FY24 with a 117% jump in customer receipts and a strategic $280k capital placement, underpinning its growth in energy and sustainability software.

St George Mining Limited progresses its strategic acquisition of the Araxá Niobium-REE Project while reporting promising exploration results across multiple Australian projects, underpinning its critical metals ambitions.

AXP Energy reports a 12% decline in oil production but a 9% revenue increase, driven by strategic gas-to-power initiatives and a new joint development agreement.

HydraLyte USA has completed the divestiture of its non-US assets, wiping out debt and boosting cash reserves to US$3.2 million, while focusing its growth strategy on the US ecommerce market with a 28% quarterly revenue increase.

Central Petroleum Limited reported a solid quarter ending December 31, 2024, driven by increased gas production from new wells and a restructured loan facility that enhances financial flexibility.

Harvest Technology Group reported a robust 32% revenue increase and secured strategic partnerships to drive its path to profitability by FY27. The company also raised over $3 million through convertible notes to support expansion efforts.

X2M Connect reported a 51% revenue drop in Q2 FY25 as it shifts from hardware to SaaS, yet improved margins and EBITDA signal progress. Strategic partnerships in the Middle East and Taiwan offer promising growth avenues.

MCS Services Ltd reports a decline in cash and receivables for Q2 FY2025 while advancing new traffic management contracts and growth initiatives. The company also confirms the collapse of a planned reverse takeover with NJ Ashton Pty Ltd.

Genmin Limited reported a $2.88 million cash outflow for the December quarter, leaving just 0.65 quarters of funding available as it awaits capital expenditure funding for its Baniaka project.