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Forbidden Foods Limited has more than doubled its group revenues in Q2 FY25 following the acquisition of Oat Milk Goodness, driven by expanded retail distribution and strong ecommerce growth.

Myer Holdings Limited is advancing a transformative merger with Premier Investments' Apparel Brands, aiming to create a $4 billion retail powerhouse. Shareholders overwhelmingly support the deal, which promises enhanced scale, diversified earnings, and strategic growth opportunities.

29Metals has formalized a key refinancing deal that reduces near-term debt repayments by US$74 million and extends facility maturities to 2028, positioning the company for enhanced liquidity and strategic investment in its Gossan Valley project.

Bubs Australia has reported a strong Q2 FY25 performance with a positive EBITDA turnaround and robust revenue growth, while advancing its critical FDA clinical trial in the US.

Chrysos Corporation reports a robust Q2 FY25 with a 12% quarter-on-quarter and 53% year-on-year revenue increase, driven by expanding international sales and rising sample volumes. The company secured two new contracts, boosting its PhotonAssay™ footprint and maintaining strong financial health.

Paladin Energy reports its highest monthly uranium production since March 2024 and completes the strategic acquisition of Fission Uranium Corp, expanding its footprint in Canada’s uranium sector.

Amplitude Energy has reported a record quarterly sales revenue of $67.9 million for Q2 FY25, alongside a 9% reduction in net debt, driven by strong spot gas sales and operational improvements at the Orbost Gas Processing Plant. The company continues to advance its East Coast Supply Project, positioning itself for future growth.

Hillgrove Resources delivered a robust December quarter with record development and copper production, underpinned by exceptional drilling results at Nugent. The company projects increased output and improved cost efficiency for 2025.

Vonex Limited has terminated its proposed scheme with Maxo Telecommunications amid shareholder opposition, while MaxoTel’s 4.4c cash offer will close on January 28, 2025. The Vonex Board recommends shareholders accept MaxoTel’s offer and reject Swoop Telecommunications’ conditional scrip bid.

Vonex Limited has vested performance rights for its CEO and directors following MaxoTel’s acquisition of majority control, with shares set to be sold on-market. The company reports a mixed 1H FY25 financial performance and is exploring options to repay a $23 million debt facility, including a potential capital raise.

True North Copper has successfully completed a $53.44 million capital raising and debt restructuring, exiting voluntary administration and securing ASX reinstatement. The company shifts focus to exploration at Mt Oxide and Cloncurry, retracting prior production plans for the next 12 months.