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Weebit Nano has launched a significant A$80 million institutional placement, alongside additional funding initiatives, to accelerate its ReRAM technology leadership and broaden AI-related offerings.

Adavale Resources is ramping up its drilling campaign at the London-Victoria Gold Mine, aiming to grow its existing 115,000oz gold resource with a second drill rig and expanded geophysical surveys.

Sequoia Financial Group is actively reviewing its retail licensee services, focusing on its subsidiary InterPrac Financial Planning, with potential structural changes or a sale under consideration amid shifting platform provider relationships.

Macquarie Technology Group has landed a significant A$200 million hybrid capital injection from the Australian Government-backed National Reconstruction Fund Corporation, aimed at boosting sovereign digital infrastructure and cybersecurity services.

Dyno Nobel has signed a binding agreement to sell its Phosphate Hill fertiliser business to Mayfair Australia Corporation, marking a strategic pivot to focus solely on its explosives operations. The deal, expected to complete in Q3 FY26, includes deferred payments and regulatory conditions.

QPM Energy has secured essential development and environmental approvals for its Isaac Power Station, paving the way for construction to begin pending final financing. The project aligns with Queensland’s ambitious energy transition goals.

Bapcor Limited has initiated a fully underwritten $200 million equity raising at $0.60 per share, aiming to reduce debt and support a strategic turnaround under new leadership. The retail entitlement offer opened on 5 March and closes on 19 March 2026.

LinQ Minerals has reported a significant 220-metre copper-gold intersection at its Mandamah deposit within the Gilmore Project, affirming the continuity of a high-grade mineralised core. With drilling intensifying and strong funding in place, the company is poised for an active exploration year.

Provaris Energy reported a 59% increase in its half-year loss to $2.09 million, driven by higher project development costs amid progress in hydrogen and carbon capture technologies. The company raised over $3.5 million in capital and is advancing key milestones for its hydrogen shipping and liquid CO2 tank projects.

Australis Oil & Gas reported a $24.9 million loss in 2025, driven largely by impairment charges linked to strategic asset transactions. The company secured a major development partner and sold a significant stake in producing wells, enabling full debt repayment and bolstering cash reserves.

The Agency Group Australia Ltd has reported a solid half-year performance with revenue rising 18% to $57.1 million and a 34% jump in gross commission income. The company narrowed its net loss and improved EBITDA, driven by strong sales and agent recruitment.

EMVision Medical Devices reported a $3.97 million loss for H1 2026, up 11% year-on-year, driven by increased share-based payments and expanded clinical activities. The company secured a $3 million government grant to advance stroke diagnosis in regional Australia.