Latest Infrastructure News

Barton Gold Holdings has kicked off a major drilling campaign at its Tarcoola Gold Project, following extraordinary assay results revealing silver grades as high as 17,600g/t and gold up to 83.6g/t. The program aims to map and expand these high-value zones.

Ventia Services Group Limited delivered strong financial results for 2024, highlighted by a 12.8% rise in NPATA and a record 92% contract renewal rate, while reaffirming growth guidance despite ongoing ACCC proceedings.

Golden Horse Minerals reports outstanding initial metallurgical test results from its Hopes Hill gold project, with average gold recoveries nearing 97%, signaling strong processing potential.

Hawsons Iron Ltd confirms the technical viability of a fully dry processing circuit for its Hawsons Iron Project, promising cost and environmental benefits. An updated prefeasibility study and maiden ore reserves are expected soon.

Dexus has successfully secured a court injunction preventing Australia Pacific Airports Corporation from suspending its shareholder rights, buying time ahead of a key legal battle in August.

Atlantic Lithium has announced the discovery of spodumene pegmatite with high-grade lithium assays at its Agboville and Rubino licences in Côte d’Ivoire, marking a significant expansion beyond its flagship Ghana project.

Lincoln Minerals’ Kookaburra Graphite Project has delivered battery-grade graphite purity exceeding 99.95%, confirming its suitability for lithium-ion battery anodes through a safer, hydrofluoric acid-free process.

Comms Group Ltd launches a $7 million capital raising, including a fully underwritten entitlement offer, to acquire Tasmanian IT services provider TasmaNet, aiming to boost its revenue and market reach significantly.

New Frontier Minerals advances its NWQ Copper Project by securing bulk sample processing at Austral Resources’ Mt Kelly plant, accelerating its path to copper production in Queensland’s Mt Isa Copper Belt.

Australian Agricultural Company Limited (AACo) reported a 14% rise in operating profit to $58.4 million for FY25, driven by increased sales volumes and disciplined cost control despite challenging market conditions. The company also marked a significant reduction in statutory loss, signaling improved financial resilience.

Australian Agricultural Company Limited (AACo) reported a robust FY25 operating profit of $58.4 million, driven by increased meat and cattle sales volumes and strategic brand growth despite inflationary pressures.

AFT Pharmaceuticals reported a 6% revenue increase to NZ$208 million in FY25, driven by strong ANZ growth and expanding international presence. The company targets NZ$300 million revenue by FY27 amid ongoing R&D and new product launches.