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Noble Helium has selected three initial drill sites in its North Rukwa Project in Tanzania, backed by significant helium detections and a flexible funding package including convertible notes and an equity facility. However, drilling has been deferred due to seasonal rains.

Adisyn Ltd has successfully raised $10 million through a heavily oversubscribed placement, signaling strong institutional confidence in its graphene-enhanced semiconductor technology. The capital will accelerate development, commercial partnerships, and operational scaling.

Whitebark Energy moves forward with its bid to acquire King Energy, initiating advanced remote sensing studies to pinpoint hydrogen, helium, and hydrocarbon emissions in South Australia's Officer Basin. These efforts set the stage for targeted geochemical surveys and seismic exploration in 2025.

Galilee Energy reports a $1.9 million R&D tax refund and terminates its merger with Vintage Energy, while maintaining steady progress at its Glenaras Gas Project and a robust cash position of $4.38 million.

Atrum Coal announces the lifting of suspensions on its Alberta coal mining approvals following a new Ministerial Order, while its legal challenge over previous restrictions advances to trial.

Conrad Asia Energy reports solid progress in Q4 2024 with finalized gas sales agreements and promising LNG studies, despite delayed final investment decisions due to regulatory approvals.

Sparc Technologies has committed to Stage 2 of its hydrogen joint venture, secured a pioneering patent in Morocco, and progressed graphene additive trials, signaling momentum in its clean energy and materials innovation.

Tamboran Resources has launched a major hydraulic stimulation campaign for its SS-2H ST1 and SS-3H wells in the Beetaloo Basin, deploying advanced Liberty Energy equipment to boost production efficiency and support Northern Territory energy supply.

Kogan.com reports robust first-half FY25 results with double-digit growth in sales and profits, driven by strategic marketing and a major digital upgrade at Mighty Ape despite initial setbacks.

IGO Limited has ceased all work on Lithium Hydroxide Plant 2 at its Kwinana Refinery, anticipating a substantial impairment loss in its upcoming half-year financial results.

International Graphite advances its vision of a fully integrated graphite supply chain in Western Australia, securing significant government funding and delivering promising drilling and testwork results at its Springdale project.

FAR Limited reports robust production from Senegal’s Sangomar field and a solid cash position, while anticipating a contingent payment from Woodside Energy that could reach US$55 million.