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Zoom2u Technologies reported a 5% increase in Q2 FY25 revenue to $1.66 million, alongside a modest EBITDA loss of $29,000. The company also adopted a new Treasury Management Policy to accept Bitcoin payments, signaling strategic innovation.

OM Holdings delivered a robust production update for Q4 2024, with ferrosilicon output rising sharply despite manganese ore price declines and operational challenges. The company also secured a top sustainability award and made significant debt repayments.

Pinnacle has announced a teleconference on 5 February 2025 where its senior executives will discuss the half year FY2025 financial results and engage with investors and analysts.

Reward Minerals has completed the acquisition of the Beyondie Potash Plant, positioning itself to advance its innovative potash processing technologies and reduce production costs. The move, funded through a non-dilutive loan extension, marks a significant step toward commercialising its patented SOP recovery methods.

Burgundy Diamond Mines reported a dip in Q4-2024 production and revenue amid operational transitions but maintains a bullish outlook for 2025 driven by strategic mine development and market recovery.

Torque Metals and Aston Minerals have agreed to merge, creating a well-funded gold exploration entity with 1.75 million ounces of gold resources across premier projects in Western Australia and Ontario, Canada.

APA Group has updated its dividend distribution announcement, adjusting for changes in the New Zealand dollar exchange rate and the Dividend Reinvestment Plan share price, with an estimated ordinary dividend of AUD 0.27 per security.

Bathurst Resources reported a first half EBITDA of $27.5 million, surpassing forecasts despite export disruptions, yet lowered its full-year EBITDA guidance to $45-$55 million due to reduced export volumes and softer coal prices.

Bowen Coking Coal reported a strong December quarter with record coal sales and a 39% reduction in cash costs, underpinning a $29 million EBITDA despite softer coal prices.

Lucapa Diamond Company advances its position in the Lulo Kimberlite Joint Venture, increasing its stake to 51% while accelerating bulk sampling efforts to pinpoint diamond-rich kimberlite targets.

Cokal Limited has formalised a US$7 million coal prepayment and offtake facility with Cratus Group, marking a pivotal step in accelerating coal production and infrastructure development in Central Kalimantan, Indonesia.

Canyon Resources has locked in a $124 million underwriting agreement with major shareholder Eagle Eye Asset Holdings to finance critical rolling stock for its Minim Martap bauxite project in Cameroon, marking a pivotal step towards production.