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Eastern Resources has identified a 1.7-kilometre vein system at its Marengo Gold Project, where all 60 rock-chip samples returned anomalous gold and the best assay reached 12.3 g/t Au. The results strengthen the case for follow-up exploration, but remain surface-sampling evidence rather than a mineral resource.

Dart Mining has begun its first deep drilling campaign at the Walwa tin project while advancing a new Western Australian landholding and a Coonambula resource estimate. The exploration pipeline is expanding, but the company ended September with $273,000 in cash and is relying on a $1.37 million capital-raising tranche subject to shareholder approval.

Charter Hall Retail REIT has set a floor of 3.5% growth for FY27 operating earnings and distributions, while its chair acknowledged the units are trading below net tangible assets. The convenience property group enters the year with 99.1% occupancy, lower debt margins and a portfolio evenly split between shopping centres and net lease assets.

Hammer Metals has reported a A$2.20 million FY2026 loss as its proposed Austral Resources takeover moves towards shareholder and court approval. The annual report also highlights strong Kalman drilling, but flags a material funding uncertainty if the transaction does not proceed.

Tissue Repair has increased its US Phase III chronic wound trial to approximately 112 randomised patients while shifting focus towards an April 2027 FDA 510(k) submission. The company also reported $4.74 million in cash, Australian availability of all three TR Pro+ formats and a planned $1 million share buy-back.

Transmetro Corporation (ASX:TCO) delivered a 50% increase in FY2026 net profit to A$4.49 million, while cash rose to A$13.94 million and the fully franked dividend increased to 6 cents per share. The debt-free hotel operator is preparing to open Metro Hotel Martin Place Sydney and support a major refurbishment of its 220-room Marlow property.

Xref reported A$4.7 million of unaudited Q1 FY2027 revenue and positive EBITDA of A$0.6 million, as its newer platform generated 48% revenue growth. Trust Marketplace checks, Pulse surveys and employee lifecycle products all recorded sharp increases, while stronger liquidity is supporting renewed marketing investment.

1414 Degrees has sharpened the commercial case for its Aurora precinct, signing a pathway agreement for up to 1 GW of AI data centre infrastructure and attracting potential partners for a A$350 million to A$550 million first-stage energy project. Its SiNTL battery material also showed sustained performance over more than 640 cycles, although both programs remain some distance from binding commercial revenue.

Atomos generated positive operating cash flow of A$0.9 million in Q1 FY27, although quarterly sales fell to A$9.2 million and cash remained modest against A$21.1 million of borrowings. The company is relying on seasonal strength, Shinobi 7 II demand and new Flanders Scientific products to lift the December quarter.

Horizon Oil delivered record September-quarter production, sales, revenue and operating cash flow, with the first full-quarter contribution from its Cue acquisition adding scale across five countries. Cash reserves rose to US$50.4 million before the company paid its FY26 final dividend.

eMetals has confirmed three scheelite-bearing skarn horizons in the first five holes of its maiden Utah tungsten drilling program, with assays still pending. The explorer also expanded its Mineral Range ground position to 145 claims while ending the quarter with A$1.541 million in cash.

Atomo Diagnostics has signed an MOU with Innovation Scientific to develop a fourth-generation HIV rapid test using its Galileo cassette. The project could add a new product to Atomo’s pipeline, but regulatory approval, clinical work and definitive commercial agreements remain outstanding.