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Gold Hydrogen has completed helium flow testing across all three Ramsay wells, confirming reservoir continuity over 2.2 kilometres and average air-corrected helium concentrations of 15.2%. The company is now accelerating modular pilot planning, but its headline 37 Mscf per well per day production figure remains modelled rather than demonstrated.

Green360 Technologies has moved MKX further into commercial supply, with binding agreements covering up to 9,600 tonnes and more than 3,500m³ of concrete placed in Melbourne projects. Revenue rose and operating cash outflow narrowed sharply, although the reported contract volumes are maximums rather than guaranteed purchases.

Aurum Resources has reported gold mineralisation outside the current resource at BST1 and BMT2, including a 57-metre intercept grading 2.34 g/t gold. The results will be assessed in an updated Boundiali resource estimate due by the end of October, ahead of a planned definitive feasibility study.

HUB24’s total funds under administration rose 15% to $168.6 billion in the first quarter, while platform net inflows reached $4.0 billion. Growth remained broad-based across advisers and wealth software, although inflows fell 23% from a strong prior-year comparison.

Rapid Critical Metals has reported its highest silver grade to date at the Webbs project, alongside extensions beyond the existing resource outline and a decision to add a fourth drill rig. The results strengthen the exploration story, but the intercepts remain down-hole results requiring further drilling and modelling.

BHP has held its FY27 production and unit-cost guidance despite a 19% year-on-year fall in first-quarter copper production, with stronger iron ore and coal output providing some balance. The mining giant also reported a 10.73 billion tonne Olympic Dam block cave Mineral Resource, although the new resource remains far from an Ore Reserve or approved mine plan.

Judo Bank has reaffirmed its FY27 profit guidance after reporting stronger lending and deposits in the first quarter, but asset-quality pressure is building. The bank’s 90-plus-days past-due and impaired loans rose to 3.16% at 30 September, keeping credit risk at the centre of its growth story.

Yari Resources has completed its Arcadia Coal Project acquisition, more than doubling its reported Queensland coal resource base to 504.9Mt. The company says resource growth has outpaced dilution, but the portfolio still carries substantial deferred obligations and development work.

Rua Bioscience has raised approximately NZ$1.0 million through its rights offer, well short of the NZ$2.8 million sought. The medicinal cannabis company says it still needs more working capital to fund inventory for its UK expansion.

International Equities Corporation has returned to a modest annual profit after exiting serviced apartments, but the recovery is fragile. Cash fell sharply, operating cash flow remained negative and the auditor highlighted material uncertainty over the group’s ability to continue as a going concern.

Finexia Financial Group subsidiary Shared Beginnings has entered voluntary administration after Finexia decided to stop providing further financial support. The move places seven early learning centres across three jurisdictions under administrator control, while the potential financial impact on Finexia remains uncertain.

Tasmea delivered record FY26 earnings and lifted its FY27 guidance, as the WorkPac acquisition reshaped the group and the newly completed Maxim and JPS deals move into the numbers. The opportunity is substantial, but so is the execution task: margin mix, integration and earn-out obligations now matter more than ever.