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Boab Metals has successfully raised $6 million through a share placement and an ATM set-off, positioning the company to advance its Sorby Hills Project in Western Australia.

Leeuwin Metals has completed a significant phase of drilling at its Marda Gold Project, with assay results pending and plans underway for further exploration at a high-grade target.

Prominence Energy has agreed to acquire a vast natural hydrogen and helium exploration portfolio on the Gawler Craton, backed by a $1.75 million capital raise and strategic board appointments.

Finder Energy has fast-tracked the development of its Kuda Tasi and Jahal oil fields in Timor-Leste through a strategic alliance with SLB, targeting initial production of up to 40,000 barrels per day. The company’s diversified portfolio and tight capital structure position it for multiple catalysts in the second half of 2025.

Noble Helium has amended its convertible note terms with Obsidian Global, postponing share conversions until refinancing or September 2025, while issuing new shares and options as part of a strategic turnaround.

Envirosuite has secured a key regulatory green light from FIRB for its acquisition by Ideagen, moving the proposed Scheme of Arrangement closer to shareholder approval.

Amaero has completed commissioning its second advanced atomizer at its Tennessee facility, reinforcing its production capacity and reaffirming strong revenue visibility for FY2026. The company’s strategic investments position it as a key domestic supplier in the US advanced manufacturing sector.

Critica Limited has entered a farm-in agreement with Ausgold Limited for its Kulin Gold Project, allowing Ausgold to earn up to 70% interest by funding exploration. This strategic move enables Critica to concentrate resources on its flagship Jupiter Rare Earth Element Project, Australia's largest high-grade clay-hosted rare earth deposit.

SHAPE Australia reports a robust FY25 with revenue nearing $960 million and a historic project pipeline of $4 billion, signaling strong growth ahead.

Metcash Limited reported solid FY25 results with revenue rising 8.9% to $17.3 billion, driven by strong Food growth and Hardware’s late recovery. Despite a slight dip in underlying profit after tax, the company’s strategic mergers and acquisitions position it well for future expansion.

Kelsian’s US subsidiary Hotard Coaches has landed a major contract to provide workforce transportation for the Louisiana LNG development, marking a significant step in its industrial transport expansion.

Metcash Limited reported an 8.9% rise in FY25 sales revenue to $17.3 billion and an 8.6% increase in underlying EBITDA, driven by strong Food pillar growth and the acquisition of Superior Foods. However, declines in Liquor and Hardware EBIT tempered overall profit growth.