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Cue Energy Resources (ASX:CUE) increased quarterly cash receipts 29% to A$17.5 million and finished September with A$18.1 million in cash. Mahato’s PB-42 well exceeded pre-drill expectations, while Palm Valley’s PV14 entered production and PV15 drilling began, although total production fell from the previous quarter.

Stelar Metals is taking its Hill of Leaders tungsten project from spectacular surface assays to its first-ever bedrock drilling, backed by A$2.6 million in fresh funding. The 3,500-metre RC program will test whether high-grade mineralisation continues beneath a 2km-plus corridor in the Northern Territory.

Heavy Rare Earths has identified 10 interpreted high-grade heavy rare earth oxide domains within its Subron project, while expanding the project footprint and advancing drilling across South Australia. The company also completed the components of a capital raising worth up to $2.028 million, although several key milestones remain dependent on approvals, access and further technical work.

Orbit Resources has extended its Lewis Ponds exploration story with new sulphide intersections, an out-of-resource Quarry Lode result and improved metallurgical prospects. The progress comes alongside a cash balance of A$1.743 million, equivalent to just 0.89 quarters of funding at the reported expenditure rate.

Sentinel Metals has completed its first 15-hole Columbia drilling program, with fire assays confirming a broad high-grade intercept and extending mineralisation beyond the existing pit shell. The company will now turn to a November Mineral Resource update while advancing its newly acquired 1.01Moz Big Springs project in Nevada.

Me Today says more than 80% of its Series 1 warrants have been exercised, delivering $2.31 million of new capital as the nutraceuticals company forecasts stronger first-half FY27 revenue. FY26 gross revenue rose 36% to $7.96 million while the EBITDA loss narrowed substantially.

EVZ has started FY27 with an $80 million contract backlog, $17.7 million in cash and no drawn loan debt, while Brockman Engineering positions itself for Australia’s proposed fuel-storage expansion. The quarter also brought progress across defence, desalination, power services and potential acquisitions, although several growth opportunities remain prospective.

NAOS Small Cap Opportunities has declared a 1.00 cents per share quarterly dividend, 50% franked, while its investment manager commits to reinvest 100% of estimated annual management fees in NSC shares. The payout implies a 16.38% annualised yield at the latest closing price, although future distributions remain dependent on performance and reserves.

MyEco Group’s headline Q1 FY27 sales fell 7.8% to A$3.4 million, but the comparison was distorted by a large Ballarat council order last year. Excluding that one-off, sales rose 23.6%, while negative operating cash flow left the company with 2.3 quarters of funding before its post-quarter capital raising.

Vinyl Group delivered record Q1 FY27 revenue of A$6.33 million and entered the December quarter with record bookings, but ended September with only A$777,000 in cash and 0.45 quarters of reported funding. The company has increased chairman Ken Gaunt’s unsecured facility by A$2 million while it works to collect more than A$5 million in receivables.

Bubs Australia has expanded its US footprint to more than 12,000 stores after securing permanent FDA authorisation, but quarterly revenue fell 9.8% and operating cash outflow increased. The company ended September with A$13.4 million of available liquidity, equivalent to 2.2 quarters at the reported cash-burn rate.

Gratifii has put its rebuilt Connect+ Marketplace in front of Qantas, Woolworths MarketPlus and Blackhawk Network, opening distribution channels that reach millions of loyalty members. The commercial momentum came as quarterly cash receipts fell 16.5% and available funding stood at roughly 2.5 quarters.