Latest Commissioning News

Inghams Group Limited (ASX:ING) returned to poultry volume growth in FY26, but rising costs, a tax dispute and weaker earnings sharply reduced shareholder returns. The company enters FY27 with lower net debt, elevated leverage and a value-led turnaround strategy still to prove itself.

Amaero has released A$2.961 million of restricted cash after renegotiating its EXIM loan, while its proposed US IPO moves through an amended SEC filing. Preliminary September figures show revenue of up to A$5.833 million, but operating cash use remained close to A$9 million.

Cyprium Metals says direct-injection heap leaching at its Nifty Copper Complex has reached target injection rates, with 212 wells now established across Pad 6. The company remains on track for wet commissioning and first copper cathode production in Q4 2026, although the reported chemistry is still based on early commissioning results.

DPM Metals produced 97,000 gold equivalent ounces in the third quarter and now expects to reach the high end of its 2026 production guidance. Vareš is running ahead of expectations, but its growth plans remain exposed to an unresolved legal review in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Central Petroleum will put PV14 into production despite an initial 3.2 TJ/d flow test that fell below its target and recent Palm Valley wells. Water seen during vacuum flow leaves the well’s sustainable output uncertain as attention shifts to PV15.

Aguia Resources has sold 825 tonnes of Pampafos since 15 September while a 30,000-tonne ore stockpile awaits processing. The progress comes as the company faces an unresolved court challenge to its Tres Estradas phosphate project and begins permitting work at Passo Feio.

Lotus Resources has executed key documentation for a Mercuria facility providing up to US$30 million in inventory-backed prepayment funding, while only one major approval remains before Kayelekera’s first uranium shipment. Operations are improving, but production remains tied to acid availability and power reliability.

Zinc of Ireland has secured firm commitments for a $3.2 million placement to fund ARGO critical-mineral recovery work, VOLTA battery-recycling development and drilling at Kildare. The raise gives the company a defined execution schedule, but adds 180 million new shares before several commercial milestones remain unproven.

RocketDNA has secured $2.23 million through a strategic placement priced at a 2.4% premium to its last traded price. The funding will support xBot hardware deployment, software engineering, cyber-security accreditation and working capital, while major shareholder Daniel Narayan lifts his stake to 19.5%.

FBR’s first Mantis welding robot has passed factory acceptance testing and independent weld inspections, removing the key condition on its sale to Industrial Robotics. The machine will remain in Perth for a paid customer pilot before heading to the United States, with a $198,000 deposit secured.

Celsius Resources has filed criminal complaints against Sodor president Erika Chalmers over an unpaid PHP300 million purchase of a 60% stake in the Makilala copper-gold project. The allegations add another legal front to a dispute already involving MMCI governance, ownership and access to corporate records.

Ramelius Resources produced 48,839 ounces in the September quarter and generated A$60.2 million in underlying free cash flow, keeping it on track for FY27 guidance. The gold miner also ended the period with A$768.0 million in cash and gold after progressing its Mt Magnet expansion, Rebecca-Roe approvals and share buyback.