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Core Lithium has terminated its legacy spodumene offtake agreement with Yahua through a $2 million cash settlement, unlocking strategic flexibility for its Finniss Lithium Operation restart plans.

PEXA Group’s third-quarter results align with expectations, driven by Australian growth and UK market headwinds. The company reaffirms its FY25 guidance while navigating ongoing business assessments and regulatory milestones.

Dyno Nobel Limited reports a statutory net profit of $7 million for 1H25, reversing a prior loss, as it advances key sales agreements to separate its Fertilisers business and accelerates its transformation program.

Southern Cross Media Group rebuffs Sandon Capital’s attempt to remove four directors, backed by majority shareholders and buoyed by strong operational momentum.

Dyno Nobel Limited reported a mixed half-year performance with a modest dip in revenues but a significant rise in net profit from continuing operations. The company is accelerating its transformation through major asset sales and a recommencement of its substantial share buyback program.

IODM Limited has secured a new revenue share agreement with Converain targeting Japan’s growing international education market, marking its fourth such deal globally.

Asra Minerals has kicked off a targeted 1,300-metre drilling program at its Leonora South Gold Project, aiming to extend high-grade gold mineralisation at the Orion and Sapphire deposits. The company also strengthens its leadership with a new CFO appointment.

Sabre Resources has completed the sale of its Ninghan Gold Project to Capricorn Metals, receiving $1.85 million in initial consideration plus ongoing royalties and milestone payments.

ResMed Inc has updated the foreign exchange rate for its upcoming dividend payable to ASX-listed CDI holders, impacting the Australian dollar equivalent of the payout.

Alcoa Corporation has announced a quarterly dividend of USD 0.10 per security, payable on June 6, 2025, with a 30% default U.S. withholding tax applying to non-resident holders unless tax treaty benefits are claimed.

Engenco Limited’s independent board committee recommends shareholders accept Elph Investments’ 30.5 cents per share takeover offer, despite an independent expert deeming the price ‘not fair but reasonable’. The offer, conditional on increasing Elph’s stake to over 92%, presents shareholders with a choice between immediate liquidity and longer-term exposure.

Dropsuite Limited shareholders have decisively backed the proposed acquisition by NinjaOne Australia, with 99.95% voting in favor. The deal now awaits final court approval before completion and shareholder payouts.