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Foresta Group Holdings secures a significant regulatory boost as its Kawerau renewable energy project is included in New Zealand’s Fast-Track Approvals Act 2024, expediting the path to construction and operation.

Skylark Minerals has confirmed highly favourable geology for base metal mineralisation at its Narongo Prospect within the Captains Flat Project, identifying new drill targets and planning further exploration activities for 2025.

PhosCo has formally secured the Sekarna phosphate exploration permit in Tunisia, marking the first time the Tunisian Government has granted a phosphate permit 100% to a foreign investor. This milestone follows the recent approval of the Gassaat project and a strategic MoU with Tunisian authorities and the EBRD.

Barton Gold has secured a $2.4 million R&D tax refund for FY2024, significantly enhancing its cash reserves and accelerating its exploration programs in South Australia’s emerging gold province.

Bain Capital has increased its non-binding offer for Insignia Financial to A$4.30 per share, matching a competing bid from CC Capital Partners and signaling intensified acquisition interest.

Polymetals Resources is advancing steadily towards restarting production at its high-grade Endeavor silver-zinc mine, fully funded and on track for first output in the first half of 2025.

Peninsula Energy has appointed George Bauk as its new Managing Director and CEO, marking a strategic leadership transition aimed at capitalising on a resurging uranium market and expanding production at the Lance Project.

Swoop Holdings has secured a three-year, $30 million wholesale internet services agreement with Flip TV, expected to add $10 million in annual revenue and support Flip’s expanding customer base.

EBR Systems has announced a rescheduling of the FDA Pre-Approval Inspection for its wireless cardiac pacing device to January 14, 2025, while maintaining its regulatory approval timeline for Q1 2025 and a commercial launch later in the year.

AML3D has delivered Copper-Nickel components for the U.S. Navy’s Virginia-Class submarine program in under five weeks, a dramatic reduction from traditional manufacturing timelines, reinforcing Australia’s role in the AUKUS defense supply chain.