Latest Expansion News

Dotz Nano has secured commitments for a A$2 million placement while proposing to acquire PRF Technologies’ GridFeed software for US$1 million paid over 21 months. The move would broaden its energy strategy from building-level cooling optimisation into renewable generation, storage and grid analytics, but the deal and much of the commercial pipeline remain conditional.

Lion Selection Group’s FY2026 profit fell sharply from the prior year, but its Australian resources portfolio continued to expand, with post-tax NTA reaching 109.6 cents per share by 30 September. The investment company says its portfolio is positioned for an early-stage mining boom, while market valuations and unresolved litigation remain key risks.

Eden Innovations opened FY27 with US sales more than doubling to US$381,612, led by a sharp rise in OptiBlend orders and expanding EdenCrete plant installations. The company ended September with A$4.3 million in cash and no third-party debt, but still used A$892,000 in operating cash during the quarter.

American Tungsten & Antimony has completed its Nexus acquisition and secured ownership of the Del Sol hydrometallurgical refinery in Nevada, moving its US antimony strategy from transaction to execution. The Arizona White Spar acquisition remains conditional, while the completion consideration includes more than one billion shares and substantial performance rights.

Pacific Lime and Cement has shifted its Central Lime Project from civil construction to equipment installation, with more than half of its major kiln and process plant materials now delivered. The A$129 million project forecast remains within its A$133 million funding envelope, but A$26 million of contingent funding is still undrawn or unrealised.

Kingston Resources has reported high-grade polymetallic drilling results across Mineral Hill while advancing a 25,000-metre FY27 campaign and planning resource and reserve updates. The company ended September with A$14.54 million in cash and no debt, but the mine remains on care and maintenance and its strategic review has no guaranteed outcome.

Stakk delivered a second consecutive quarter of positive operating cash flow, reaching A$731,000 as its newly enlarged group reported A$16.075 million in unaudited pro-forma revenue. The more revealing test arrives next quarter, when ParaScript contributes a full period of statutory cash flows while acquisition-related obligations begin to bite.

Pinnacle Minerals is seeking shareholder approval for a securities-funded acquisition of five early-stage tungsten projects in Utah, alongside a proposed A$1.3 million placement. The transaction would bring new management, substantial exploration commitments and a sharply larger pool of performance securities.

Reece delivered 4.3% sales growth in the first quarter of FY27, powered by a 12.8% increase across Australia and New Zealand. The US remained subdued, while management flagged a cautious view of the second half.

Nagambie Resources has reported high-grade gold and antimony assays from Alkane’s drilling at the Nagambie Mine, including a 115-metre down-dip extension of the C2W lode. The exploration upside is matched by a more immediate funding constraint, with $180,000 in cash and estimated funding of less than one quarter.

Oceana Metals has more than doubled the known rare earth mineralisation footprint at its Serra Negra project in Brazil to over 4.5 square kilometres, while drilling has accelerated to four rigs. The company has also completed the acquisition of the project, but key assays, mining-right amendments and a maiden resource remain ahead.

Mach7 Technologies has completed a costly FY26 reset, cutting operating expenditure by 16% while revenue fell 17% and the net loss widened to A$8.9 million. The company enters FY27 with a higher recurring-revenue mix, new customer orders and A$19.9 million in cash, but no earnings guidance and plenty to prove.