Latest Materials News

Queste Communications reported a $3 million inflow from an iron-ore royalty termination in May 2025, bolstering its cash reserves to over $4 million despite ongoing operating cash outflows.

Australian Strategic Materials has refinanced its Korean Development Bank loan, enhancing financial flexibility to accelerate its Korean Metals Plant operations.

Toys’R’Us ANZ Limited has appointed voluntary administrators after abandoning its recapitalisation efforts, with ASX trading suspended immediately. The company aims to explore restructuring or sale options while maintaining operations.

Coronado Global Resources is in confidential talks with Stanwell Limited about revising coal supply agreements and securing a potential $150 million loan to bolster liquidity. While discussions are ongoing, no deal has been finalized.

Saturn Metals has reported a significant increase in gold recovery rates from heap leach testing at its Apollo Hill Gold Project, surpassing previous estimates and global averages. This breakthrough suggests a more cost-effective and scalable path to production.

Evion Group’s Maniry Graphite Project in Madagascar has been officially recognised as a strategic supplier under the EU’s Critical Raw Materials Act, opening doors to accelerated permits, funding, and partnerships.

Mayne Pharma disputes Cosette Pharmaceuticals’ attempt to terminate their acquisition agreement, with a key court hearing postponed to September and a crucial shareholder vote set for June 18.

Future Battery Minerals Ltd has significantly expanded its gold exploration footprint at Coolgardie by staking seven new tenements, increasing its project area and setting the stage for upcoming drilling campaigns.

IperionX has secured a significant U.S. Department of Defense contract worth up to US$99 million to supply low-cost, high-performance titanium components, marking a major step in reshoring critical materials manufacturing.

GreenTech Metals has identified substantial gold mineralisation alongside copper and zinc at its Whundo Project, enhancing the economic potential and prompting a resource re-estimation to assess near-term production viability.

Maas Group Holdings has reaffirmed its FY25 underlying EBITDA guidance between $215 million and $245 million, while expanding its Melbourne construction materials hub through key acquisitions in asphalt paving and recycling.

Powerhouse Ventures Limited has issued its first-ever cash profit guidance for FY25, signalling a pivotal shift towards self-sustaining operations backed by strong corporate advisory and treasury performances.