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Saturn Metals reports strong high-grade gold drilling results at Apollo Hill, reinforcing its 2.03 million ounce resource and setting the stage for a resource upgrade and feasibility studies later this year.

Cygnus Metals has raised A$18.3 million through a well-supported share placement to accelerate resource expansion and mining studies at its flagship Chibougamau copper-gold project following strong drilling results.

Pure Hydrogen Corporation has officially handed over the Taurus Hydrogen Fuel Cell Prime Mover to Barwon Water, marking a milestone in Australia’s hydrogen transport adoption and supporting Barwon Water’s net zero emissions goal by 2030.

Lode Resources has announced a maiden Mineral Resource Estimate for its Webbs Consol project in New South Wales, revealing a high-grade silver equivalent resource of 32 million ounces. The estimate confirms the project's potential with strong grades and promising metallurgical recoveries.

Transurban Group has announced a 33-cent ordinary dividend for the half-year ending June 2025, offering shareholders a fully franked, no-discount dividend reinvestment plan.

Transurban Group has announced a 33.0 cents per stapled security distribution for the first half of FY25, alongside key dates for its 2025 Annual General Meetings.

Minbos Resources has approved over A$800,000 in long lead item orders to advance Stage 2 construction of its Subantando Fertilizer Plant in Angola, supported by sovereign and development financing.

Macmahon Holdings has locked in a new $550 million syndicated debt facility, extending maturity to 2029 with improved terms and robust bank backing. This refinancing positions the company for strategic growth while maintaining a conservative liquidity stance.

Australian Silica Quartz Group's flagship Quartz Hill MGSi Project faces a setback after Quinbrook Infrastructure Partners terminates their development and offtake agreement. ASQ pivots to explore other high-grade quartz targets in Queensland.

Fletcher Building and its joint venture partner have resolved a longstanding dispute with NZTA over COVID-19 and weather-related delays on the Puhoi to Warkworth motorway, resulting in a $16.4 million EBIT loss in FY25 but securing $56 million in cash proceeds.

Symal Group is poised to exceed its FY2025 EBITDA forecast, driven by strong project execution and a robust pipeline of contracts and acquisitions.

QMines is set to complete its acquisition of the high-grade Mount Mackenzie Gold and Silver Project, boosting its resource base and planning a maiden drilling program to unlock further value.