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H2G says its first PowerSafe stackable sodium-ion battery shipments have sold out, with products now available across Australia’s three eastern states. The company reported a sodium-ion sales pipeline above $4 million, alongside a $10 million-plus supercapacitor pipeline and quarter-end cash of $881,000.

Red Mountain Mining has completed its maiden 1,776-metre drill program at Oaky Creek, with antimony-gold assays due in November. In Montana, surface sampling confirmed tungsten mineralisation across three Pioneer prospects, while the company ended the quarter with A$1.022 million in cash and an estimated 2.2 quarters of funding.

Amara Minerals has reported broad gold intersections at its Apollo project in Victoria, including 102.3 metres at 2.29 g/t gold. The exploration momentum comes with just A$0.59 million in quarter-end cash and a stated need to assess further capital raising options.

Great Divide Mining increased Challenger concentrate production and plant feed rates during the September quarter, but ended with A$433,000 in cash and an estimated 0.9 quarters of funding. The company is relying on higher production, cost control or potential equity funding while advancing Coonambula towards a maiden resource estimate.

Rapid Critical Metals reported expanding high-grade silver mineralisation at Webbs and strong processing test results, but ended September with $3.548 million in cash against quarterly relevant outgoings of $3.824 million. The company said it has not yet started a funding process, although it expects to consider its options.

Korvest expects its first-half FY27 trading result to come in significantly above the prior corresponding period and ahead of the stronger second half of FY26. The outlook follows record FY26 revenue, a growing order book and major investment in manufacturing capacity.

Terragen has completed the induction of 10,600 cattle into its largest feedlot trial and secured Brazilian approval for its probiotic feed additive. But customer receipts fell to $255,000 for the September quarter, while cash declined to $5.73 million amid a CEO departure and chair transition.

Terra Critical Minerals has secured formal access to Glen Eden Station in NSW, clearing a 30-year land access barrier ahead of planned tungsten drilling. The explorer ended September with A$274,000 in cash and an estimated four quarters of funding at its current spending rate, before the cost of drilling is considered.

OMG Group has confirmed its first positive quarterly EBITDA, with Q1 FY27 sales rising 59% to approximately $1.92 million and gross profit growing faster than revenue. The result marks an earnings milestone, but operating cash flow remained negative as the company invested heavily in inventory and supplier deposits.

Sultan Resources has ended the September quarter with $1.652 million in cash as it builds a copper-gold exploration portfolio spanning Namibia and New South Wales. The company’s most advanced near-term work remains contingent on a licence grant, geophysical reviews and shareholder approvals.

Alchemy Resources has confirmed copper, lead, zinc and silver anomalism across two holes into a 750-metre IP target at Yellow Mountain. The results expand the exploration picture, but drilling disruption means most of the anomaly remains untested.

Australian Mines has told ASX it is unaware of undisclosed information behind a sharp increase in trading, while confirming that Boa Vista gold samples are still awaiting assay results. The company points instead to renewed scandium interest, promotional activity and its proposed corporate rebrand.