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Alara Resources has been awarded a mining license for the Daris 3A5 prospect in Oman, marking a key step in developing its second copper operation in the country. Historical drilling confirms high-grade copper mineralisation, with further exploration and planning underway.

Zoono Group Limited has closed its recent rights issue, raising $785,000 with a significant shortfall remaining. Managing Director Paul Hyslop fully subscribed and may provide further financial support as the company targets growth in Asia and product innovation.

Macro Metals Limited has successfully raised A$2 million through a share placement, positioning itself to accelerate exploration and expand its mining services operations.

Trajan Group Holdings has reported record FY25 revenue of $166.5 million, exceeding guidance despite operational headwinds. However, EBITDA fell slightly short of forecasts, reflecting challenges in supply chains and market shifts.

Firebird Metals has received a significant Expression of Interest from Taza Metal Technologies to purchase up to five of its energy-efficient kilns, potentially generating over US$10 million in revenue. This marks a key step in Firebird’s international commercial expansion and highlights its leadership in sustainable manganese processing technology.

Electro Optic Systems (EOS) has landed a landmark €71.4 million contract from a European NATO member for its pioneering 100kW high-power laser counter-drone system, marking the first export of this class of directed energy weapon.

Platinum Capital Limited has pulled its proposed scheme of arrangement due to insufficient shareholder support but will proceed with an on-market buy-back. Meanwhile, L1 Capital pushes for management control and board renewal.

Vitrafy Life Sciences reported strong FY25 progress with 75% sales growth, advanced cryopreservation technology development, and a robust cash position. The company outlines a clear commercialisation roadmap for FY26, including product launches and expanded U.S. operations.

Vitrafy Life Sciences reported a $32.7 million loss for FY25, driven by investments in its next-generation cryopreservation platform following a $35 million IPO and a $4.8 million government grant. The company is progressing commercialization efforts with key partnerships in human and animal health.

Credit Corp Group delivered a robust FY25 with a 16% increase in net profit after tax, driven by US debt buying and Australian/NZ lending growth. The company sets an ambitious FY26 outlook, underpinned by a record US investment pipeline and new product launches.

Vitrafy Life Sciences announces a leadership change with CEO Kate Munnings retiring and co-founder Brent Owens stepping up to lead the company’s next growth phase.

Weebit Nano has appointed seasoned ASX director Anne Templeman-Jones as Deputy Chair, aiming to strengthen its engagement with Australian investors and government amid plans for growth.