Latest Operational Performance News

Tartana Minerals progresses its Tartana-MGMF copper processing venture with key milestones achieved, steady copper sulphate production, and new financing secured from directors.

Stonehorse Energy Limited reported steady Q2 2025 results, driven by strong Canadian production despite lower commodity prices and operational setbacks in the US. The company also announced a strategic board appointment as it pursues growth opportunities.

TerraCom reported steady coal sales for the June quarter despite softer thermal coal prices and weather disruptions, opting to withhold dividends while advancing key projects.

Doctor Care Anywhere has reported a landmark positive operating and investing cash inflow in Q2 2025, alongside modest consultation growth and strategic service expansion. The company reiterates its ambitious revenue and profitability targets amid ongoing cost transformation.

Volt Group reported a 15% decline in Q2 FY25 revenue due to customer order timing delays but secured new Wescone orders pointing to a strong Q3 recovery. Meanwhile, EcoQuip and ATEN projects advanced with promising demonstrations and feasibility studies.

AGL Energy has greenlit a major $800 million investment in a 500 MW grid-scale battery in New South Wales, marking a significant step in its clean energy transition.

Simble Solutions Limited reported a $527k equity raise and secured significant software contracts in Australia and the UK during Q2 FY25, while advancing its AI integration strategy amid a soft quarter.

Red Hill Minerals reported robust royalty revenues and exploration progress in the June 2025 quarter, underpinned by strong iron ore shipments and strategic royalty acquisitions. The company’s solid cash position and advancing drill programs position it well for growth.

First Graphene Limited reports over A$1.2 million in annual income, driven by new commercial orders and breakthrough graphene applications in mining safety boots and cement additives.

Australis Oil & Gas reported a dip in Q2 sales volumes and revenue due to operational challenges but maintained positive cash flow and reduced debt. The company is actively seeking a funding partner to unlock the potential of its Tuscaloosa Marine Shale assets.

The Star Entertainment Group reported steady Q4 FY25 revenue of $270 million but widened its EBITDA loss to $27 million, reflecting ongoing regulatory pressures and operational challenges. The company secured $233 million from strategic investors Bally’s Corporation and Investment Holdings, while negotiations continue over its Brisbane joint venture exit.

Otto Energy has completed a $38.4 million capital return while maintaining steady oil production despite a dip in gas output. The company also announced the resignation of its Acting CEO, signaling a period of transition.