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ReNerve has reported its strongest quarter yet, with sales climbing to $584,000 as the medical device company expands across Asia-Pacific. The growth came alongside a secured funding drawdown, leaving the company with $1.62 million in cash but continued negative operating cash flow.

Challenger’s board has rejected TAL Daiichi Life Australia’s indicative $11.80-per-share takeover proposal as too low to recommend, while leaving the door open to a revised offer. No binding transaction has been agreed and shareholders have no action to take at this stage.

Viking Mines has confirmed significant tungsten mineralisation in all five assayed Linka Main holes, while advancing ore sorting, bulk sampling and processing plans in Nevada. The progress comes with no JORC resource yet defined and approximately 1.8 quarters of funding at current cash outflows.

Lindian Resources says its Kangankunde rare earths project remains on track for first monazite concentrate production in December, with equipment testing and export preparations now underway. The company also reported $45 million in cash, full ownership of its Kazakhstan processing plant and a newly disclosed appeal of a previously dismissed Malawi court case.

AdAlta is nearing two important development milestones for its EW-001 CAR-T therapy, with a US FDA pre-IND meeting scheduled for 4 November and Australian manufacturing runs expected before year-end. The progress comes with encouraging but early Chinese clinical data, while cash of A$0.65 million leaves limited room for delay.

FINEOS lifted its quarterly client receipts 47% and ended September with €51.7 million in cash, while maintaining FY26 revenue guidance of €147 million to €152 million. The stronger cash position was helped by the delayed collection of approximately €8 million in invoices, but no new sales were finalised during the quarter.

Turaco Gold has reported high-grade gold extensions at Begnopan and Asupiri-Adiopan, including a 6-metre hit at 18.52g/t, as it prepares to update Afema’s 4.65Moz Mineral Resource. The results remain exploration data rather than a new resource or reserve, but several intersections sit beyond existing models and Ore Reserve boundaries.

Saunders International has secured four multi-year water appointments and framework arrangements across four states, giving it access to approximately $2 billion in forecast capital works programs over five years. The opportunities are strategically significant, but no work volumes are guaranteed and revenue contribution is not expected until FY2027.

Resolution Minerals has confirmed at least 500 metres of open-ended gold mineralisation at Golden Gate North in Idaho, with two new holes returning more than 320 metres of downhole gold-bearing intervals. The results strengthen the geological picture, but true widths, economic significance and the ultimate scale of the system remain unresolved.

Adveritas lifted annualised recurring revenue 47% to $17.9 million while building new customer channels through its SME platform, US partner Vaudit and ChatGPT ad-fraud detection. The growth story is developing alongside a sharp cash-burn warning, with the company reporting 0.82 quarters of funding before its post-quarter-end placement.

Janus Electric has signed a non-binding MOU with ConGlobal for a proposed 20-truck Class 8 conversion pilot in Texas. A successful pilot could open a pathway to conversion, battery-swapping and servicing operations across ConGlobal’s 31 US depots, although no binding orders or commercial terms have been agreed.

Regener8 Resources has identified a 1,500m by 900m silver-zinc-lead-antimony soil anomaly at Gradina, the largest defined so far at its Srebrenica North project in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The early-stage result sits between two operating mines, but drilling is still some way off.