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HiTech Group Australia has completed its acquisition of selected Hudson Global Resources assets, expanding its workforce solutions platform across five Australian jurisdictions. The deal lowers the upfront price but leaves some customer, government panel and contractor novations unfinished during the transition.

Kuniko-funded drilling has extended the interpreted Silica Hill sulphide system beyond Impact Minerals’ existing resource model, with assays due within four to six weeks. The results could feed a December resource update, but the latest intersections remain visual observations rather than confirmed gold or silver grades.

Great Dirt Resources has identified 24 priority manganese targets in New South Wales and confirmed rock-chip grades of up to 51.8% manganese. The exploration progress came alongside a $19.1 million FY2026 loss, largely caused by a non-cash share-based payments expense, while cash rose to $3.81 million.

New Age Exploration reported its strongest exploration results to date across three projects, including a 11.0 g/t gold intercept at Wagyu and a new mineralised zone at Lammerlaw. But the explorer’s $4.21 million loss, $2.48 million impairment and auditor-flagged going concern uncertainty leave its next drilling campaign dependent on further funding.

Talisman Mining has issued 47 million new shares as the first tranche of its previously announced placement, but the filing does not disclose the issue price or resulting dilution. A section 708A notice confirms the shares were issued without a prospectus or other disclosure document.

GrainCorp says its transformation program is on track to deliver $12 million in run-rate benefits by the end of FY26, above the top of its previous commitment. But the company has delayed a major systems rollout, expects $30-35 million of FY27 completion spend and deferred a second release.

Kuniko has extended the interpreted Silica Hill mineralised system by about 100 metres, with drilling encountering a broad sulphide zone and veins up to 50 centimetres thick. The key test now shifts to laboratory assays, due in four to six weeks, ahead of a planned December 2026 resource upgrade.

LinQ Minerals has reported broad, shallow copper-gold intersections at Monza, including 113 metres at 0.71% copper equivalent from 33 metres. Mineralisation remains open in multiple directions, while a largely untested corridor could connect Monza with the nearby Estoril resource.

Cosmo Metals has secured a new exploration licence in New South Wales after reconnaissance work found copper-bearing outcrop and a selective rock chip sample grading 4.69% copper. The result is an early exploration signal, not evidence of a defined deposit, with mapping and further sampling still to come.

Kingfisher Mining has remade itself around a 700 square kilometre New South Wales exploration portfolio, with Copper Blow emerging as the flagship after high-grade drilling. The shift came alongside a $1.16 million FY2026 loss, $1.21 million in cash and an explicit reliance on future funding.

Exultant Mining has reported its first consolidated annual results since listing, recording a $1.526 million loss and holding $3.50 million in cash at 30 June 2026. Exploration has advanced across Black Hammer and Peak View, but the company remains dependent on future funding and assay results to justify its portfolio.

Aeris Resources delivered FY26 production within guidance while building a much larger investment program around Tritton, including the Constellation and Mallee Bull developments. The company enters FY27 with no debt, $202 million in cash and receivables, and a sharper test of whether higher spending can convert expanded resources into longer mine life and production.