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Lindian Resources says its Kangankunde rare earths project remains on track for first monazite concentrate production in December, with equipment testing and export preparations now underway. The company also reported $45 million in cash, full ownership of its Kazakhstan processing plant and a newly disclosed appeal of a previously dismissed Malawi court case.

Lotus Resources has secured the final major approval needed to move its first Kayelekera uranium shipment through Malawi, Zambia and Namibia. About 145,000 pounds of U3O8 is expected to leave site within a week, with shipment from Walvis Bay targeted for November.

Electro Optic Systems has expanded its defence pipeline sharply, with an unconditional A$717 million order book and a conditional Kuwait contract that could add about A$700 million. The opportunity comes with substantial guarantee, working-capital and export-licensing requirements.

Metallium has signed a non-binding MOU with global commodity trader Traxys to explore feedstock, processing, offtake and financing opportunities for U.S. critical metals. The framework could improve the path to commercial scale, but it contains no binding volumes, prices, funding or sales commitments.

Brazilian Rare Earths has lifted Monte Alto’s Indicated ultra-high-grade resource by 41% to 3.54 million tonnes at 10.71% TREO, strengthening the geological base for mine planning. The company is now targeting a feasibility study for a staged concentrate-export operation by the end of 2026, although the updated resource is not yet an Ore Reserve or a new production forecast.

Bass Oil’s September-quarter production rose 21% to 23,944 barrels after Bunian 6 came online, while sales revenue reached A$2.82 million. Cash fell to A$2.07 million as drilling and development spending continued, leaving the company with an estimated two quarters of funding under its Appendix 5B calculation.

Australian Silica Quartz Group has completed a 200-tonne bulk sample at White Swan and is preparing 50 tonnes for shipment to prospective Chinese customers. The customer program is advancing, but ASQ held $912,000 in cash at quarter-end and estimated only 1.7 quarters of funding without proceeds from a Bindoon property sale.

Equus Energy has secured a binding conditional 10-year gas sales agreement with Alcoa covering about 50 TJ a day, while receiving US$1.5 million to fund the next stage of project partnering. The milestone strengthens the commercial case for the Equus Gas Project, but the development remains pre-FID and requires substantial capital, partners and approvals.

Whitehaven Coal has opened FY27 with a 22% year-on-year jump in managed ROM production, while terminal disruptions pushed equity sales lower and lifted inventories. Costs remained at the low end of guidance, prices strengthened and full-year targets were unchanged.

Mineral Resources has maintained FY27 guidance after a record quarter for mining services and lithium sales, while Onslow Iron delivered its strongest export month yet. The gains came with a sharp fall in lithium prices, elevated Mt Marion costs and a leadership change in the lithium division.

Strike Resources swung to an $8.58 million FY2026 profit, largely through its stake in LE Minerals rather than iron ore operations. The company is also relying on a conditional Apurimac sale for cash while withdrawing its previously reported mineral resource estimate.

TradeWindow has signed a 12-month agreement to provide its Prodoc export documentation software across Lactalis’ Australian and New Zealand operations. The contract is described as being of significant value, although its financial contribution remains undisclosed.