Latest Facility Acquisition News

Aquirian Limited has reported a strong rebound to profitability in the half year ending December 2025, driven by robust revenue growth and strategic partnerships that position it for expansion in mining services.

Black Cat Syndicate delivered a record 25,510 ounces of gold in Q4 2025, bolstered by strong cash reserves and strategic growth initiatives including a key joint venture and processing facility expansion.

Forrestania Resources has declared its takeover offer for Kula Gold unconditional after securing over 76% ownership, extending the offer deadline to January 22, 2026. The move sets the stage for a reconstituted board and accelerated gold production ambitions.

Black Cat Syndicate has completed the final $25 million payment for its Lakewood processing facility acquisition, fully funded by operating cashflow, marking a key milestone in its Kal East gold operation.

Raiden Resources has acquired an 85% commercial interest in the Crixás Gold Tailings Project in Brazil, aiming to unlock near-term, low-capital gold production through tailings reprocessing. The project features existing infrastructure and a third-party processing plant, with a feasibility study underway for a larger gravity processing facility.

Chariot Corporation has secured a controlling stake in a major Nigerian lithium portfolio, marking a strategic entry into the Africa-China lithium corridor, supported by a A$1.6 million capital raise and enhanced working capital facility.

I Synergy Group Limited has formalised a strategic AI infrastructure agreement with Treasure Global Inc. and launched a partnership with Octagram Investment Limited, signalling early moves into AI-powered digital technologies.

Paradigm Biopharmaceuticals has initiated dosing in its pivotal Phase 3 trial for knee osteoarthritis pain, backed by a strong cash position and strategic portfolio expansion. The company targets accelerated recruitment and a mid-2026 interim analysis.

Black Cat Syndicate reported a 33% jump in gold production for the June quarter, driven by ramped-up operations and strategic acquisitions, with even stronger growth forecast for September despite scheduled maintenance.

The Calmer Co. International Limited has secured a $2.64 million FJD loan from Fiji Development Bank to acquire a key Navua facility, marking a strategic step to bolster its kava processing and staff infrastructure.