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Karoon Energy reported a 25% jump in net revenue interest production for Q2 2025, driven by operational recovery and the Baúna FPSO acquisition. The company also advanced its Neon development with a significant resource upgrade.

GTi Energy has obtained critical drilling permits and contracted top Wyoming service providers to advance its Lo Herma uranium project, targeting a resource upgrade by year-end amid strong U.S. nuclear support.

D3 Energy has achieved a significant milestone with its maiden certified methane and helium reserves at ER315 in South Africa, enabling an early submission of its Production Right application. The reserves cover a small portion of the acreage but signal substantial upside potential.

Macquarie Group Limited reported a 5% increase in FY25 profit to A$3.715 billion, declaring a higher dividend and announcing a key CFO transition. The group also outlined a strategic divestment and cautious outlook for FY26.

SRJ Technologies has taken a strategic leap by acquiring a UAE entity registered with a regional National Oil Company, positioning itself for direct contracting in the Middle East energy sector. This move is supported by a recent capital raise and ongoing restructuring to sharpen its regional focus.

Kuniko Limited has applied for NOK 60 million in funding to develop a sustainable, low-emission battery metals supply chain in Norway, partnering with industry and research leaders including Stellantis.

Dalaroo Metals has initiated its maiden field program at the Blue Lagoon zirconium, niobium, and rare earth project in Greenland, aiming to validate historic geochemical anomalies and unlock strategic critical minerals. The work is led by a seasoned Greenland geologist and aligns with growing US interest in diversifying rare earth supply chains.

Fortescue Metals Group delivered record iron ore shipments in FY25 alongside a rare cost decline, while recalibrating its green energy ambitions and maintaining a strong financial position.

Calix Limited has secured a $44.9 million grant from ARENA to build a pioneering Green Iron Demonstration Plant using its ZESTY technology, aiming to produce 30,000 tonnes of low-emission iron annually and advance Australia’s green steel ambitions.

Infini Resources has identified extensive shallow bedrock conductors over 10 km long at its Reynolds Lake Uranium Project, signalling promising near-surface uranium mineralisation in a historically underexplored region of the Athabasca Basin.

The South African Competition Commission has approved ASPI Isotopes’ offer to acquire Renergen Limited, marking a key regulatory milestone in the ongoing takeover process.

Adisyn Ltd has made significant strides in developing low-temperature graphene semiconductor interconnects, commissioning a new Atomic Layer Deposition system and securing a major managed IT services contract, while maintaining a strong cash position.