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High Peak Royalties has fully repaid its US$750,000 financing facility with Macquarie Bank, removing all associated securities and guarantees. The company signals confidence in its near-term liquidity and operational funding.

SSH Group Ltd reports a strong Q2 FY25 with a 89% increase in operating cash flow and a significant 19% reduction in equipment-backed debt, while securing a preferred tender notice for a major gold mining project.

Jupiter Energy Limited reported a net operating cash inflow of $776,000 for the December 2024 quarter, maintaining a solid cash position despite heavy exploration expenditures.

MAC Copper Limited delivered a record quarterly copper production of 11,320 tonnes in Q4 2024, alongside a 12% reduction in cash costs to US$1.66/lb, setting the stage for ambitious growth targets by 2026.

Income Asset Management delivered steady revenue of $4.0 million in Q2 FY2025 alongside significant growth in funds under administration and client accounts, while retiring $10 million in debt to reduce interest costs.

Top Shelf International Holdings Ltd has agreed to sell its Campbellfield production assets to Idyll Wine Co for $8 million, aiming to streamline operations and reduce debt. The deal paves the way for a new co-packing partnership post-sale.

SomnoMed Limited reported a solid cash flow performance for Q4 2024, with operating activities generating a net inflow of $1.525 million and ending the quarter with $18.5 million in cash reserves.

Regional Express Holdings has completed the transfer of debt from PAGAC Regulus Holding to the Commonwealth of Australia, marking a key step in its ongoing administration process.

Vonex Limited reported a net cash inflow of $779,000 from operating activities in Q4 2024, maintaining a solid cash position despite accelerated debt repayments following a change of control.

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.