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Metals Australia reports exceptional drilling results at its Lac Carheil graphite project in Quebec, revealing thick, high-grade graphite zones that significantly extend the known resource. These findings pave the way for a major resource upgrade and accelerated project development.

Canterbury Resources has completed the acquisition of the Jack Shay Project, adding promising copper and nickel prospects to its portfolio and setting the stage for exploration drilling later this year.

MTM Critical Metals has confirmed the scalability of its Flash Joule Heating reactor, paving the way for commercial operations at its Texas facility later this year. The modular design promises potential throughput beyond initial targets.

Premier1 Lithium has reported promising high-grade gold mineralisation from maiden drilling at its Yalgoo and Abbotts North projects in Western Australia, highlighting significant exploration upside across extensive greenstone belts.

Alma Metals Limited has announced a pro-rata non-renounceable rights offer to raise approximately $1.06 million, aiming to fund critical drilling and a scoping study at its Briggs Copper Project in Queensland.

Fortescue Metals Group announces a strategic leadership reshuffle, appointing Agustin 'Gus' Pichot as CEO to spearhead its green energy and decarbonisation initiatives amid evolving market dynamics.

Australis Oil & Gas reported a robust 2024 performance with strong safety and environmental records, maintaining strategic focus on its Tuscaloosa Marine Shale asset despite challenging market conditions.

Provaris Energy has partnered with Yinson to develop large-scale liquid CO2 storage tanks and shipping solutions, aiming to meet surging demand in the expanding carbon capture and storage market.

HighCom Limited has landed a significant A$2.6 million order from the Australian Department of Defence to supply Counter Small Uncrewed Aerial Systems, marking a strategic expansion into counter-drone technology.

SKS Technologies has delivered a robust first half in 2025, showcasing strong revenue growth and a burgeoning project pipeline, underpinned by zero debt and strategic expansion in data centres and traditional electrical services.

SKS Technologies has been awarded a $100 million contract to fit out electrical infrastructure for a new data centre building in Melbourne, marking a significant boost to its project pipeline and work on hand.

Patriot Resources has agreed to acquire a 100% interest in the Sugarloaf Copper Deposit, a high-grade asset in Zambia’s Mumbwa District, positioning the company for near-term copper production aligned with regional processing infrastructure.