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Austin Engineering has raised its FY25 revenue guidance to $370 million, driven by strong growth in the Americas, but has lowered its EBIT forecast due to operational challenges in Chile.

Freehill Mining has expanded its footprint in Chile’s La Serena region by securing a third site to increase aggregate production capacity, supporting major infrastructure projects and funding future magnetite mining operations.

Olympus Corporation has launched a nationwide emphysema screening campaign in the US powered by 4DMedical’s AI lung density analysis, marking a major commercial milestone for the Australian medtech firm.

Helia Group announces the departure of CEO Pauline Blight-Johnston after five years, appointing CFO Michael Cant as interim CEO amid evolving market conditions. The leadership change signals a strategic pivot for the lender mortgage insurer.

Articore Group reaffirms its FY25 financial guidance while initiating a strategic review to unlock shareholder value, coinciding with the appointment of Vivek Kumar as Group CEO.

GQG Partners has reported a steady rise in funds under management, reaching US$168.5 billion by the end of May 2025, supported by robust net inflows across key equity strategies.

Zip Co Limited has raised its FY25 cash EBTDA guidance to at least $160 million, driven by robust transaction growth in the US market exceeding 40% year-on-year in May 2025. The company also continues its share buy-back program amid steady credit performance.

Pilbara Minerals Limited has announced a significant 2025 Mineral Resource update for its Pilgangoora Operation, increasing contained lithium oxide by 23% to 5.7 million tonnes and reinforcing its status as a global lithium powerhouse.

Perseus Mining outlines a robust five-year gold production plan targeting up to 2.7 million ounces with stable costs and strong cash margins, backed by major projects in Africa.

Finbar Group has fast-tracked Ronald Chan’s appointment as CEO, aiming to leverage his deep company experience to strengthen its development pipeline and growth strategy.

Kore Potash Plc has had its trading suspension lifted following a key announcement about funding for its Kola Project, signaling renewed investor access and potential project momentum.

Kore Potash has signed non-binding term sheets with OWI-RAMS for a $2.2 billion funding package to develop its flagship Kola Potash Project in the Republic of Congo, combining senior secured finance and royalty-based funding under Shariah principles.