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Jindalee Lithium has cleared a key procedural step in its proposed US Elemental transaction, with the SEC declaring the Form S-4 registration statement effective. The McDermitt project still needs shareholder, financing and Nasdaq approvals before the targeted Q4 2026 listing can proceed.

Top End Energy has abandoned its proposed US AI data centre venture after receiving an unfavourable ASX response, leaving its shares suspended until the company disposes of its PowerPlay interest. The company is refocusing on Northern Territory exploration, but key permit approvals and the timing of any ASX reinstatement remain unresolved.

Host Hotels delivered an 8.8% rise in comparable hotel RevPAR and lifted its 2026 growth targets, despite a sharp quarterly fall in GAAP net income. Two acquisitions and a cheaper, longer-dated credit facility add a second layer to the lodging REIT’s expansion story.

Corpay delivered 18% revenue growth and a 32% increase in adjusted diluted earnings per share in the third quarter, prompting a higher full-year outlook. The company is also using substantial cash resources for share buybacks and debt reduction.

Taiko Critical Minerals widened its half-year loss to NZ$3.785 million as it advanced the Barrytown project, while raising NZ$9.5 million and lifting cash to NZ$7.8 million. The company now faces a December consent decision, an unconfirmed government funding offer and substantial convertible-note obligations.

Arbitr Group has proposed a A$4.86 million capital raising to fund an organisational reset and push into enterprise AI, while warning that non-participating shareholders could face about 43% dilution. The plan also targets A$2 million in recurring annual cost savings and a calendar 2026 release for its Enterprise AI Context Engine.

Ingenia Communities has told ASX it found no evidence that directors, executives or advisers disclosed confidential takeover information before market announcements. The company remains unable to explain how details of competing AVID and Warburg Pincus proposals appeared in media reports ahead of release.

Investigator Silver has secured heritage clearance for every proposed disturbance area within its Paris Silver Project mining lease application, removing a significant step in the approvals process. The company still needs to conclude a Native Title Mining Agreement, secure further approvals and reach a Final Investment Decision.

Dateline Resources and the US Government have separately asked the Ninth Circuit to stay the preliminary injunction blocking work at the Colosseum project while the underlying appeal proceeds. The application creates a fresh opportunity to resume activity, but does not itself lift the injunction.

Percheron Therapeutics has lodged a prospectus for up to 280 million options linked to its earlier $2.3 million placement, with the securities carrying a $0.01 exercise price and expiring in April 2028. The filing raises no meaningful cash on issue, but could provide up to $2.8 million if all options are later exercised while adding a potentially dilutive layer to the capital structure.

Riversgold has agreed to acquire a 12-square-kilometre tenement surrounding its Northern Zone gold project near Kalgoorlie, opening the door to western extensions of known mineralisation. The A$1 million cash and share deal also creates a near-term funding requirement and adds royalties to the asset.

Latitude 66’s four exploration permits covering the KSB Project in northern Finland are now legally final after no further appeal was lodged by the deadline. The decision removes a regulatory obstacle as the company advances a project with a 650,000-ounce gold resource and a preliminary post-tax NPV8 of about US$485 million.