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Alexium International Group faced a tough FY25 with declining sales amid a soft US mattress market but is poised for growth in FY26 thanks to technological advances and strategic funding support.

Fluence Corporation Limited reported a positive net operating cash flow of US$5.1 million for Q2 2025, boosting its cash reserves to US$12.7 million and maintaining solid liquidity through revolving credit and loan facilities.

Next Science reports a 10% decline in quarterly product sales but advances a $50 million asset sale to Demetra Holdings, signaling a pivotal shift in its business strategy.

Robex Resources has successfully listed on the ASX, raising A$120 million to fund its Kiniéro Gold Project in Guinea, which remains on track for first gold production in late 2025. Meanwhile, steady output continues at its Nampala Mine in Mali despite rising costs.

Native Mineral Resources Holdings Limited reported significant cash outflows in its June quarter, offset by a recent $10 million share placement aimed at supporting its Blackjack Milling gold project development.

NT Minerals Limited reported a net cash outflow of A$84,000 for operating activities in Q2 2025, maintaining a strong funding position with A$1.46 million available to support ongoing exploration.

Galan Lithium has locked in a $20 million strategic placement and secured a key Argentine government incentive, positioning its Hombre Muerto West project for production in early 2026.

NT Minerals has advanced key asset sales including the Mountain Home and Redbank/Wollogorang projects, while facing a critical cash position and awaiting shareholder approval for its latest disposal deal.

NEXION Group Ltd has exited a major transaction, sold its Perth data centre, and relaunched its AI-focused subsidiary, positioning itself for renewed growth and ASX reinstatement.

Battery Age Minerals has initiated its maiden drilling campaign at the Bleiberg Zinc-Germanium Project following regulatory approval, while advancing exploration at El Aguila with a $3 million capital raise backing its growth.

Beach Energy reported a 9% rise in FY25 production to 19.7 million barrels of oil equivalent and a 13% increase in sales revenue to $2 billion, driven by strong basin performances and the Waitsia LNG project. However, a significant $674 million impairment charge due to lower commodity prices and reserves revision at Beharra Springs tempers the upbeat results.

Jade Gas Holdings has activated its inaugural gas production wells at Mongolia’s Red Lake field, marking a pivotal step toward commercial coal bed methane output. The company also secured a A$3.6 million loan and is exploring a dual listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange to accelerate growth.