Latest Produce News

Iltani Resources has reported its thickest-ever Orient intercept, with 106m at 143 g/t silver equivalent from shallow depth in Orient East. Further results also broaden the southern and eastern targets ahead of a resource update and a planned 145-hole follow-up program.

AMA Group has maintained its $75 million to $80 million FY27 normalised EBITDA guidance despite subdued low-severity repair volumes in the first quarter. The update also included positive operating cash flow, a resumed dividend and record FY26 revenue.

Sunrise Energy Metals has approved development of its Syerston Scandium Project in New South Wales, targeting first commercial production in the second half of 2028. The decision moves the project into construction while leaving financing, listing and execution milestones ahead.

Gold Hydrogen has received a $4 million investment commitment from Eric Sprott as the company moves towards final design and procurement of a modular helium plant at Ramsay in South Australia. The institutional placement adds funding, but the proposed plant remains subject to engineering, approvals, reservoir performance and further capital.

Volt Group has lowered its FY26 revenue and EBITDA guidance after weaker-than-expected EcoQuip sales, despite reporting stronger year-to-date operating cashflow and solid growth from 4D Delta. The company is committing $3.0 million to expand and refurbish its mobile solar-lighting fleet as it tries to convert customer trials into revenue.

INOVIQ has secured a validation agreement with Sonic Healthcare USA for its EXO-OC ovarian cancer test, opening a potential route into the US laboratory-developed test market. The commercial opportunity remains conditional: Sonic has not committed to a licence, and validation is expected to run for 12 to 18 months.

Latrobe Magnesium has lifted commissioning progress at its Victorian Phase 1B plant to 50%, with installation now 98% complete. The company continues to target first magnesium metal crowns exceeding 98% purity by the end of 2026, while remaining within its A$6.1 million project budget.

Elixir Energy has reported materially stronger interim flow performance from Lorelle-3H after a 60-day soak, but a sand, scale and coal obstruction has interrupted the test. The company also received a $12.1 million R&D refund and repaid its debt facility, leaving a net cash inflow of $1.77 million.

Evion Group has secured an option to earn up to 75% of non-reserved minerals across the Blue Nose property in Nevada, expanding its potential fluorspar footprint around Carp. The opportunity comes with 63 historical drill holes whose stored samples have never been assayed for fluorine, but the transaction remains subject to due diligence and other conditions.

Solstice Minerals has returned its strongest shallow copper-gold result yet at Nanadie, led by 10 metres at 9.40% copper, 2.13g/t gold and 23.4g/t silver. The result sits within a broader mineralised zone that could influence the next resource estimate, although metallurgy, continuity and true widths remain unresolved.

Regis Resources has extended gold mineralisation beyond existing reserves at Garden Well and identified fresh-rock mineralisation beneath the largely regolith-hosted Moolart Well deposit. Strong intersections at Beamish South are now feeding a Mineral Resource update and potential Ore Reserve assessment.

LE Minerals finished FY2026 with a $48.17 million statutory profit, but the result was dominated by a one-off $58.14 million gain from selling its Solaroz lithium project interest. The company now has a substantial cash buffer to fund Queensland and Utah exploration while it seeks approval for a conditional $20 million graphite sale and spin-out.