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Energy Resources of Australia (ERA) reports ongoing legal challenges over the Jabiluka Mineral Lease and compulsory acquisition objections requiring Federal Court approval, while investing heavily in Ranger Project rehabilitation.

Mindax Limited reported a net cash outflow from operations of A$516,000 for the June quarter, ending with A$1.3 million in cash and recently secured an additional A$1.6 million through a share placement.

Zelira Therapeutics reports promising diabetic neuropathy study results with ZLT-L-007 surpassing Lyrica, while converting $3.25 million in notes to equity to bolster HOPE® 1 clinical development.

Rio Tinto Limited has announced a fully franked interim dividend of USD 1.48 per share for the six months ending June 2025, with multiple currency payment options and a Dividend Reinvestment Plan available.

Locality Planning Energy Holdings has appointed Craig Chambers as Chairman and reported a cashflow positive year, reaffirming a net profit guidance of $3.0 to $3.5 million for FY25.

Enlitic reports a 48% revenue surge in Q2 FY25, secures a major $50 million partnership with GE HealthCare, and completes a $10 million equity raise, positioning itself for operational break-even by year-end.

Dome Gold Mines reports delays in its Sigatoka desilting project due to local activist opposition, while progressing its feasibility study and securing key license renewals in Fiji.

Rewardle Holdings has reinforced its strategic position by increasing its stake in CloudHolter following a $100 million capital raise, while progressing towards ASX relisting after resolving financial reporting delays.

TZ Limited has landed a significant bulk order from Microsoft and completed the Keyvision acquisition, positioning itself for a strong FY26 despite recent US market challenges.

Heavy Rare Earths Limited (ASX – HRE) reports significant uranium, scandium, and rare earth assays from its Radium Hill project, alongside strategic airborne surveys and advancing exploration across Australia.

Orpheus Uranium Limited reported a net cash outflow from operations and investing in the June quarter but strengthened its cash position through financing activities, extending its funding runway to over seven quarters.

DMC Mining’s planned acquisition of the Firawa and Labé uranium projects in Guinea faces delays due to exploration license approvals, while the company’s cash reserves dwindle to just A$14,000.