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Fitzroy River has sold the Silver Mines shares received in its Bowdens royalty transaction, taking total realised proceeds to A$15.7 million before costs. The company says surplus proceeds will be distributed to shareholders, but has not yet disclosed the amount or timing.

Amotiv has cut its FY27 revenue and underlying EBITA outlook by up to 5% after first-quarter revenue fell 5% on weaker vehicle demand and Thailand flooding. The ASX-listed automotive parts group will nevertheless launch another buyback of up to 5% of its shares, betting its depressed valuation will recover.

icetana AI returned to revenue growth in FY26, with sales up 31% to $2.47 million and annual recurring revenue reaching $2.6 million. The company remains loss-making, but entered FY27 with stronger recurring revenue, new distribution channels and $4.79 million in cash.

Wide Open Agriculture has extended Univar Solutions China’s exclusive distribution rights for its lupin protein products through 2028, preserving a route into the mainland Chinese market. But the agreement is not a purchase order: revenue depends first on WOA restoring commercial supply through contract manufacturing.

Argent BioPharma has granted Thai Phytomed International exclusive global commercialisation rights to four cannabis genotypes under a 10-year agreement. The deal preserves Argent’s ownership, but royalties depend on TPI generating profitable sales and securing approvals across multiple markets.

Final assays from Zenith Minerals’ Dulcie Central drilling have confirmed gold mineralisation in 20 of 24 holes across a corridor excluded from the company’s existing 675,000-ounce Inferred Resource. The results now move the project towards a possible maiden resource estimate, although continuity and classification are yet to be established.

Perseus Mining delivered 92,551 ounces in the September quarter, exceeding its Q1 FY27 production plan while retaining full-year guidance. The bigger catalyst is Nyanzaga, now 88.4% complete and still targeting first gold in January 2027, as the company expands shareholder returns.

St Barbara is positioning itself as a debt-free Nova Scotia gold developer after agreeing to sell its remaining New Simberi interest to Lingbao for A$453 million in cash and capital repayments. The deal could fund a larger 15-Mile project while leaving shareholders with a possible special dividend and buy-back, but completion and distributions remain conditional.

Argosy Minerals has upgraded the JORC mineral resource at its Rincon Lithium Project to 790,000 tonnes of lithium carbonate equivalent, with 600,000 tonnes classified as Indicated. A separate conceptual Exploration Target of up to 1.03 million tonnes has been identified below the resource, adding potential upside ahead of further drilling and the project’s Definitive Feasibility Study.

DataDot Technology Limited (ASX:DDT) delivered a stronger FY26, with revenue rising 14.1% to $3.85 million and profit before tax nearly tripling to $327,420. The sharper result was driven largely by PropertyVAULT’s first full year of insurance services, although key insurer relationships remain pilots or works in progress.

Ingenia Communities has received an unsolicited $5.35-per-security cash proposal from AVID Property Group, with a potential total value of $5.40 including a permitted distribution. The approach has secured six weeks of soft exclusivity, but remains non-binding and has not displaced Ingenia’s proposed Peet acquisition.

ReNerve has reported its strongest quarter yet, with sales climbing to $584,000 as the medical device company expands across Asia-Pacific. The growth came alongside a secured funding drawdown, leaving the company with $1.62 million in cash but continued negative operating cash flow.