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EQT’s controlled entity has upped its non-binding offer for Perpetual to A$22.07 per share, a 2% premium on its initial bid. The proposal hinges on Perpetual’s Wealth Management sale and other conditions, with no certainty of a deal.

Loyal Metals has sent its Scheme Booklet to shareholders detailing the proposed A$0.45 per share acquisition by PT Bumi Resources, setting the stage for a shareholder vote on 20 August 2026.

Matrix Composites & Engineering’s acquisition by Advanced Innergy Solutions is now legally effective, triggering share suspension and an imminent delisting from the ASX.

SKS Technologies has landed a $28 million early works contract for the MEL2 hyperscale data centre in Melbourne, boosting its FY27 order book to $312 million amid a surging Australian data centre pipeline.

Vectus Biosystems has appointed Cardinal Health Regulatory Services as its US regulatory agent to manage FDA submissions for its lead fibrosis drug VB0004, marking a pivotal step towards clinical development in the US.

Etherstack posted a record US$8.5 million revenue in the first half of FY26, hitting the top end of guidance and setting the stage for a 70% full-year growth over FY25. The company’s expanding order book and Communications-as-a-Service rollout underpin a strategic capital review.

Rua Bioscience has secured its largest export contract, committing to supply New Zealand-grown medical cannabis flower to a major UK distributor, projecting over NZ$10 million in revenue across two years.

EcoGraf has appointed Sven Olsson as an independent director and Peter Schuhmacher as a board advisor to bolster its European investor relations and advance its HFfree purification technology amid growing ESG demand.

Sunrise Energy Metals pushed forward its Syerston Scandium Project with key permitting, FEED study progress, and a Concept Level Study for tripling scandium oxide output. The company also made a strategic US$5 million investment in Agni Semiconductor, signalling a pivot into downstream scandium-enabled technologies.

Amaero has resumed titanium powder production following a six-week safety-driven pause, implementing extensive facility and process upgrades to enhance operational safety and support future growth.

Excite Technology Services has increased its capital raising target to $3.5 million by issuing an additional 40 million shares at 0.6 cents each, accompanied by free-attaching options exercisable at 1 cent. Part of the new shares will require shareholder approval at the upcoming AGM.

The Supreme Court of New South Wales has approved the scheme of arrangement for Rubik Australia to acquire Qube Holdings, setting the stage for trading suspension and ownership transfer.