Latest Operational Infrastructure News

Kaiser Reef Limited has announced a significant 29% increase in Ore Reserves at its Henty Gold Mine in Tasmania, extending mine life beyond six years and targeting annual production above 30,000 ounces of gold.

Energy Transition Minerals has won court approval to acquire the Penouta tin-tantalum-niobium mine in Spain, marking a strategic expansion into Europe’s critical minerals sector.

Native Mineral Resources and Great Divide Mining have agreed to jointly develop and process ore from the Yellow Jack Gold Project at NMR’s Blackjack Plant, aiming to enhance regional gold production.

PolyNovo Limited reported a robust 33.3% increase in Q1 FY26 sales, driven by strong U.S. growth and a remarkable surge in NovoSorb MTX sales. The company also completed key infrastructure projects, positioning itself for further expansion.

Energy Resources of Australia reported a $47.1 million cash outflow from operations and a $75.4 million investment spend in the September quarter, reducing cash reserves to $108.3 million.

Nova Minerals has secured a critical land use permit for an antimony refinery at Port MacKenzie, Alaska, backed by a US$43.4 million award from the U.S. Department of War. The company aims to produce military-grade antimony by 2026/27, positioning itself as a pivotal domestic supplier in the U.S. critical minerals market.

Pacgold Limited has agreed to acquire the White Dam Gold Operation in South Australia, unlocking near-term gold production and cash flow with minimal upfront capital. The acquisition complements its Queensland projects and sets the stage for growth.

Murray Cod Australia Ltd reports a landmark FY25 profit turnaround driven by record biomass growth and infrastructure expansion, setting the stage for a commercial inflection in FY26.

Golden Horse Minerals continues to hit high-grade gold intersections at depth in its Hopes Hill project, with drilling activity set to intensify as a fourth rig arrives. New geophysical targets promise further exploration upside.

Tetratherix Limited reported a $9.4 million statutory loss for FY25 amid significant R&D and operational investments, successfully listing on the ASX and progressing multiple clinical and manufacturing initiatives.

Weebit Nano Limited reported a strong FY25 with revenues surging over fourfold to $4.4 million and a narrowed net loss of $38.4 million, driven by key licensing deals and progress towards automotive-grade ReRAM qualification.

Nanosonics delivered a robust FY25 with 17% revenue growth and a 72% jump in profit before tax, propelled by next-gen trophon devices and advancing CORIS commercialisation.