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Cassius Mining ended the September quarter with A$1.159 million in cash, equivalent to 0.35 quarters of funding at its reported current outgoings. The company is advancing environmental and social studies at its large Madagascar limestone project while awaiting a final Ghana arbitration award and seeking additional funding or a development partner.

Cassius Mining reported a deeper FY2026 loss, negative net assets and a material uncertainty over its ability to continue as a going concern. The company is relying on further funding, a possible Ghana arbitration award and progress at its Soalara limestone project to support its next phase.

Cassius Mining has secured $2.025 million through a well-supported placement at a 16.67% discount, aiming to fund its Soalara Limestone Project in Madagascar and ongoing arbitration against Ghana.

Cassius Mining Limited (ASX: CMD) has raised $5 million through secured convertible notes to support its Soalara Limestone project development and international arbitration claim against Ghana, with a final hearing scheduled for June 2026.

Cassius Mining Limited reports steady progress on its Soalara Limestone Project joint venture discussions and updates on its international arbitration case against Ghana, while raising $250,000 through share and convertible note issuances.

Cassius Mining advances its Soalara Limestone Project with ongoing joint venture discussions, pursues a substantial $277 million arbitration claim against Ghana, and manages tight cash flow through recent capital raises.

Cassius Mining Limited reports significant progress on its Soalara Limestone Project in Madagascar, initiates joint venture talks, and advances a major arbitration case against Ghana, while raising $1 million in fresh capital.