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Careteq Limited has cleared $125,000 in director and company secretary loans a month ahead of schedule, using proceeds from a recent $2.2 million capital raising. This move strengthens the healthtech firm’s balance sheet and removes related-party debt ahead of maturity.

C29 Metals is making a bold entry into Namibia’s Tier 1 Otavi Copper Belt through an 80% acquisition of a large copper-gold portfolio, backed by a $4.7 million capital raise and promising high-grade drill results.

Jade Gas Holdings has completed its appraisal program at the Tavan Tolgoi coal bed methane project, preparing to lodge its maiden gas reserve booking and advance development plans backed by fresh capital.

Noble Helium has secured $12 million in a two-tranche placement to advance its North Rukwa helium project in Tanzania, positioning itself as a key player amid a global helium supply disruption caused by Middle East conflicts.

AuKing Mining has bolstered its project portfolio with the acquisition of a Tasmanian tin and silver licence and the Malawi-based Tundulu Rare Earths Project, supported by $5 million in recent equity placements.

Papyrus Australia (ASX: PPY) has secured $175,000 through a share placement alongside convertible note conversions and related party loans, aiming to fund commercialisation and fulfil a key contract for biodegradable Collar Keeper® products.

Wellnex Life has pushed back the repayment deadline on nearly $3 million owed to former directors by three months, agreeing to additional fees and interest. Former CEO Zack Bozinovski returns as a consultant, suggesting ongoing strategic recalibration.

Native Mineral Resources Holdings Limited has locked in exclusive 12-month mining rights at the Podosky Gold Project in Queensland, backed by promising high-grade drilling results and imminent mining plans.

InFocus Group Holdings Limited reported a 37% revenue increase to AUD 2.74 million for H1 FY26, alongside a substantial net loss of nearly AUD 3 million, as it invests in new digital asset and iGaming ventures.

Hydrix Limited reported a 14% revenue decline and a sharp increase in net loss for H1 2026, raising concerns about its financial stability despite securing a major contract.

Harvest Technology Group’s half-year report reveals a 50% revenue decline and a widening net loss, offset by a $6 million funding facility and strategic partnerships.

Academies Australasia Group reported a 21% reduction in net loss for the half year to December 2025, alongside a strategic share buy-back and increased director lending. Despite a 6% revenue dip, EBITDA remained steady, signalling cautious operational resilience.