Latest Production Targets News

Bathurst Resources reports robust cash reserves and steady profitability while progressing development of its Buller and Tenas metallurgical coal projects. The company also navigates ongoing litigation that could impact its governance.

EVE Health Group’s subsidiary Nextract has inked a pivotal two-year agreement with TeleDocs Clinic, enabling nationwide online prescribing of its upcoming erectile dysfunction and dysmenorrhea products ahead of regulatory approval.

Robex Resources confirms steady progress on its Kiniero Gold Project in Guinea, maintaining schedule and budget for first gold production in late 2025.

HITIQ has partnered exclusively with Shock Doctor to launch the PROTEQT instrumented mouthguard, aiming to transform concussion management worldwide. The company also initiates a $2.92 million rights issue to fuel this ambitious rollout.

EVE Health Group has completed its acquisition of Nextract Pty Ltd, positioning itself to enter the lucrative erectile dysfunction and dysmenorrhea markets with innovative drug delivery technologies.

EVE Health Group has launched a $1.5 million capital raise alongside the acquisition of biotech firm Nextract, aiming to expand its footprint in health and pharmaceutical products focused on erectile dysfunction and period pain.

Viking Mines has completed an Underground Mining Study at its First Hit gold mine, defining an inferred underground resource of 12,400 ounces of gold and outlining plans for follow-up drilling at high-grade targets within its Riverina East Project.

Blue Star Helium has wrapped up its 2025 Galactica drilling campaign with strong results from six wells, setting the stage for commercial helium production in the second half of 2025.

Theta Gold Mines has landed a US$35 million loan from South Africa’s Industrial Development Corporation, marking a key funding milestone for its TGME Underground Gold Mine Project.

Ora Banda Mining updates FY25 guidance, forecasting 95,000 ounces of gold production, below prior estimates, after processing plant upgrades delayed throughput ramp-up.

GTI Energy has withdrawn its previous production targets and financial forecasts for the Lo Herma uranium project, citing insufficient confidence in inferred mineral resources. The company plans further drilling to bolster resource reliability and expand the deposit.

GTI Energy’s updated scoping study for its Lo Herma Uranium Project in Wyoming highlights a promising low-cost in-situ recovery operation with robust economics and a 7-year mine life. The study outlines a central processing plant scenario delivering strong returns amid a supportive regulatory and infrastructure environment.