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Epiminder says its $65.1 million cash balance can fund the DETECT study and next-generation Minder device into 2028, despite a higher quarterly operating outflow. The company also paid $3.5 million to major shareholder Cochlear for research and development during the quarter.

SHAPE Australia has lifted FY27 project wins above $1.4 billion after securing an approximately $800 million DigiCo data centre contract, with the project expected to add about $200 million of revenue in each of FY27 and FY28. The award comes alongside stronger modular revenue, a new Western Australian facility and a quarter-end backlog up 21%.

archTIS has reached a significant cash conversion milestone, with quarterly customer receipts exceeding operating payments for the first time since its Spirion acquisition. The cybersecurity company also reported higher margins, lower costs and fresh U.S. defence work, although its most closely watched enterprise licence remains unsigned.

XPON Technologies has completed the Datisan disposal for $8.1 million in initial cash, repaid its short-term loan and redirected its attention to Wondaris and applied AI acquisitions. The company’s next test is whether that cash can translate into stronger platform growth.

Fortuna Metals has completed deeper drilling beneath its large inferred Mkanda rutile-graphite resource, returning broad mineralised intersections and a peak rutile grade of 3.43%. The company ended September with A$11.43 million in cash as it moves towards further resource definition and technical studies.

Aurelia Metals generated its strongest quarterly Cobar operating cash flow since 2018 as higher gold, copper and zinc production lifted cash to A$160.7 million. The company reaffirmed FY27 guidance while moving closer to a major Peak processing expansion.

Castile Resources has reaffirmed a striking A$1.07 billion pre-tax NPV8 for Rover 1, with bismuth now adding a fifth revenue stream. But the preliminary study still depends on substantial funding, unfinished testwork and a mine plan partly based on Inferred Resources.

Global Gold Mining has reported flotation recoveries of up to 91.4% from laboratory testwork at its Sturec Gold Project in Slovakia, while ongoing drilling supplies data for the project’s pre-feasibility study. The company ended September with $6.134 million in cash after quarterly operating and investing outflows of $1.547 million.

Aquirian has begun mobilising at Brightstar Resources’ Lord Byron site and started a $200,000 grade control drilling program. The work is the first operational step under a broader three-year contract valued at approximately $48 million.

Nova Minerals has secured the final approvals needed to build and operate its integrated Alaska antimony project, removing a major regulatory hurdle ahead of targeted 2027 production. The US$43.4 million Phase 1 program is funded and equipped, but the company has not yet disclosed production volumes, costs or a detailed construction schedule.

Gulf Stream Energy ended the September quarter with just A$234,000 in cash after A$2.893 million of operating outflows, leaving an estimated 0.1 quarters of funding. The company says capital-raising activity has commenced after significant spending on the Zydeco-1 well.

Yari Resources has completed the Arcadia acquisition, lifting its combined reported Queensland coal resources to 504.9Mt and materially increasing its Indicated inventory. The enlarged portfolio brings product flexibility and infrastructure access, but also leaves Yari with technical work, contingent obligations and roughly two quarters of cash funding.