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Alcoa Corporation reported a $232 million net income in Q3 2025 despite significant restructuring costs, driven by increased alumina and aluminum production and strategic asset sales.

Alcoa Corporation has announced a quarterly dividend of USD 0.10 per CDI, payable on 21 November 2025, with multiple currency payment options and a 30% withholding tax for non-residents.

European Lithium Limited has clarified that its subsidiary Critical Metals Corp did not execute a $500 million bitcoin convertible note financing, with no bitcoin acquired and the agreement now expired.

Acumentis Group Limited reported a robust FY25 with a 35% jump in operating profit, driven by strategic diversification and operational efficiency. The company is optimistic about FY26, anticipating economic improvements and new growth avenues.

ABx Group is set to begin drilling at its T8 Rare Earths discovery in northern Tasmania, targeting expansion of high-grade dysprosium and terbium mineralisation critical for advanced technologies.

Winchester Energy has successfully completed drilling the JVU-5 well at its Varn waterflood project in Texas, confirming promising oil and gas shows and setting the stage for production ramp-up.

MAAS Group Holdings reported a 6% rise in FY25 underlying EBITDA to $219.4 million, driven by strong construction materials growth and strategic acquisitions. The company projects FY26 EBITDA between $240 million and $270 million, underpinned by renewable energy projects and a robust capital recycling program.

Maas Group Holdings delivered a record $219.4 million Underlying EBITDA in FY25, driven by strategic acquisitions and disciplined capital recycling. The company projects further growth with FY26 EBITDA guidance between $240 million and $270 million amid stable market conditions and expanding renewable energy projects.

Element 25 has appointed Altris Engineering to lead the AU$64.8 million expansion of its Butcherbird manganese mine, a move that underpins its strategy to supply high-purity battery materials to the US electric vehicle market.

Volt Resources has reached a key technical milestone by consistently producing ultra-high purity graphite using a proprietary, hydrofluoric acid-free process, paving the way for U.S.-based battery-grade graphite production.

Hancock & Gore’s transformation into Schoolblazer Limited marks a strategic pivot following the Trutex UK acquisition, setting sights on $200 million revenue and expanded global reach by FY27.

Renascor Resources reports steady progress on its Purified Spherical Graphite demonstration plant in Adelaide, backed by a $5 million government grant, aiming to challenge China’s dominance in battery materials.