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First Au Limited has struck a deal granting AustChina Holdings an exclusive 19-month option to acquire its Eastern Victorian Goldfield Project, unlocking value from a non-core asset while sharpening focus on its African and Western Australian ventures.

Emyria reports strong revenue growth driven by expanded insurer-funded mental health programs, marking a significant step in national access to evidence-based PTSD and treatment-resistant depression care.

Sandfire Resources reported a robust start to FY26 with copper equivalent production exceeding forecasts by nearly 5%, alongside a significant reduction in net debt and key regulatory approvals advancing its growth projects.

Everest Metals Corporation has secured mining approvals for its Mt Dimer gold project and initiated resource upgrades at its Mt Edon critical minerals site, while expanding its Revere gold project through strategic acquisition and capital raising.

Infinity Metals reports progress on its San Jose lithium mining license application in Spain while facing drilling delays and strategic shifts in its Australian gold-copper projects.

Sunrise Energy Metals has nearly doubled its scandium resource at the Syerston Project and attracted significant US government financing interest, underscoring the strategic value of its critical minerals assets amid tightening global supply.

AdAlta Limited has fully repaid its remaining NLSC investment in cash, ending its obligation to issue further shares and positioning itself for private capital raises to advance its CAR-T therapies.

Black Rock Mining has successfully raised A$4 million through an oversubscribed Share Purchase Plan, doubling its initial target and fueling progress at its Tanzanian Mahenge Graphite Project.

Icetana Limited reports a strategic pivot to a SaaS-driven revenue model with recurring income now dominating its sales, despite a 49% drop in total revenue for FY25. A landmark partnership with SoftBank Robotics aims to fuel growth in Japan and beyond.

Manhattan Corporation’s maiden fieldwork at Nunavut’s Hook Lake Project reveals high-grade gold assays up to 14.55g/t and a mineralised corridor stretching 4.7km, highlighting significant expansion potential.

Thor Energy has inked a binding agreement with DISA Technologies to treat uranium waste at its Colorado Projects, leveraging DISA’s newly granted U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission license. This deal promises revenue from recovered uranium and critical minerals without upfront costs.

Ainsworth Game Technology has received a proportional takeover offer at a 28.7% premium from Kjerulf Ainsworth, while its board continues to recommend the full takeover offer from Novomatic.