Latest Infrastructure News

Iluka Resources has exceeded its 2024 production guidance with robust zircon and synthetic rutile output, while advancing key projects and implementing cost-saving measures ahead of 2025.

Aurelia Metals reports significant copper and gold intersections across multiple deposits at its Peak Mine in the Cobar District, signalling a promising shift towards copper-gold dominant ores.

Wildcat Resources has delivered a landmark Mineral Resource Estimate for its Tabba Tabba Lithium Project, positioning it as a major player in Australia’s lithium sector with a high-confidence 74.1Mt resource at 1.0% Li2O.

Pentanet Limited reports its first EBITDA positive quarter in FY25 Q2, driven by a successful 5G coverage expansion and strong growth in its NVIDIA Cloud gaming platform. The company is on track to double its 5G footprint this year, underpinning future profitability and market competitiveness.

Pentanet Ltd reported a positive cash flow from operations of $860,000 for the December 2024 quarter, maintaining a healthy cash balance of $2.22 million despite significant capital expenditures including a $1.6 million payment for a 5G spectrum license.

Vertex Minerals has commenced commissioning at its Reward Gold Mine, processing the first ore through a newly installed gravity gold plant. The company anticipates first commercial gold sales by February, marking a significant milestone in its high-tech, environmentally conscious mining strategy.

KGL Resources announces the resignation of CEO Phillip Condon, with Chairman Jeff Gerard stepping in as Executive Chairman during the search for a new leader. The company remains focused on advancing the Jervois Copper Project’s feasibility and independent technical reviews.

Emmerson Resources has formed a strategic alliance with CuFe and Tennant Minerals to explore a multi-user processing facility at Tennant Creek, while advancing a 5,000m drilling program and securing funding to support growth through 2026.

Korvest Ltd’s first half of FY25 saw profitability pressures from operational setbacks and inflation, but a record order book and new major projects set the stage for a promising second half.

Centrex Limited corrects its corporate presentation title to January 2025 and details progress on its Ardmore Phosphate Project Stage 1.5 Expansion, supported by a $10.4 million Entitlement Offer aimed at boosting production capacity and financial stability.

Centrex Limited has initiated a $10.4 million Entitlement Offer to fund the critical Stage 1.5 Expansion of its Ardmore Phosphate Project, aiming to boost production capacity to 625ktpa. The company highlights the pivotal role of this capital raise in securing operational continuity amid notable financial and logistical risks.

Traffic Technologies Limited has landed a significant $3 million contract to supply smart LED streetlights to the City of Sydney, with potential extensions pushing the deal’s value to $5 million over nine years.