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Earlypay Limited has withdrawn its FY26 earnings guidance due to increased costs and credit losses, signaling a cautious outlook despite solid growth in new business.

Fenix Resources unveils a robust three-year plan to ramp up iron ore production from 2.4Mt in FY25 to 6Mtpa by FY28, anchored by its Weld Range Project. The company also raises FY26 guidance and initiates feasibility studies for further expansion.

Comms Group has secured a new $10.7 million refinancing package with improved terms, including additional funding capacity for acquisitions and equipment finance. This move aims to enhance financial flexibility and support future growth initiatives.

Earlypay Limited has extended its on-market share buy-back program for another 12 months, allowing the company to repurchase up to 10% of its ordinary shares without shareholder approval.

Verbrec Limited has agreed to acquire Alliance Automation for $5.5 million, significantly expanding its automation and digital capabilities while adding over $60 million in annual revenue.

Waratah Minerals reported a net cash outflow of AUD 3.4 million from operations in Q3 2025 but bolstered its liquidity with AUD 12.2 million raised through financing activities, ending the quarter with AUD 16.1 million in cash.

Kingston Resources Limited reported a robust cash position of A$31 million at the end of September 2025, supported by significant investing inflows and prudent financing activity.

Kingston Resources reported a 10% revenue increase to $15.8 million in Q1 FY26, driven by higher gold and silver output and successful flotation plant commissioning. Underground mining preparations are advancing, setting the stage for a production ramp-up.

Lotus Resources has marked a major milestone with first yellowcake production at its Kayelekera uranium mine in Malawi, progressing steadily towards full production in early 2026 while advancing its Letlhakane project in Botswana.

Develop Global Limited reported a robust cash position of $203.8 million at the end of September 2025, supported by a significant $161 million inflow from financing activities. Despite operating and investing cash outflows, the company maintains a strong liquidity runway.

Brazilian Critical Minerals Limited reported a net cash outflow of AUD 1.2 million for Q3 2025, offset by strong financing inflows that boosted its cash reserves to AUD 2.46 million. The company’s extended loan facility and available credit provide a runway of over five quarters at current spending levels.

Magnetic Resources NL reported a strong cash position after raising $35 million in equity during the September quarter, ending with nearly $38 million in cash reserves.