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Energy Technologies has outlined two signed commercial arrangements for its Cogenic laser display technology, including a SYNCH purchasing framework worth up to US$10 million and a 5% royalty licence with Amalgamated Vision. The opportunity is meaningful, but the SYNCH arrangement carries no minimum order commitment and still depends on product specifications, acceptance and purchase orders.

Minbos Resources spent A$4.7 million on plant and equipment as construction advanced at its Cabinda phosphate project in Angola. The company also completed a post-quarter A$6 million placement, but BFA funding and approvals remain key dependencies for its Q2 2027 commissioning target.

Recce Pharmaceuticals has granted Arrotex exclusive rights to commercialise its investigational RECCE 327 topical gel in Australia and New Zealand. The agreement offers a potential profit-share stream, but no upfront payments, sales forecast or approval have been disclosed.

Garda Property Group estimates its property divestment program will generate $90.7 million in capital gains and intends to return about 10.0 cents per security through special distributions. The proposed payments would come on top of upgraded FY27 distribution guidance of 12.5 cents per security, subject to settlements, tax outcomes, cash availability and Board approval.

American Uranium’s Mine Unit 1 pump test sustained 19.2 gallons per minute for 48 hours, producing results the company says support an in-situ recovery development pathway at Lo Herma. The data now feed into a planned Scoping Study, although further testing and permitting work remain.

Mirvac has held its FY27 earnings and distribution guidance after a resilient first quarter, despite a marked moderation in residential activity. Occupancy remained at 97%, development milestones advanced and roughly three-quarters of the $200 million buy-back was complete by 20 October.

Laserbond delivered strong FY26 growth despite higher tungsten costs and soft mining demand, while securing a second Komatsu licensing agreement and a new international collaboration with Metal 7. The company is now positioning lower-tungsten products, new coatings and expanded capacity for a much larger market.

Catalyst Metals delivered record Plutonic Gold Belt production and a sharp lift in earnings during FY2026, while its Ore Reserve base climbed to 1.971 million ounces. The company now has four operating mines, a large cash buffer and a pipeline aimed at doubling annual production, but safety performance and execution remain important tests.

SenSen Networks has opened FY27 with record quarterly customer cash receipts of A$5.3 million, 17% annualised recurring revenue growth and positive operating cash flow. The ASX-listed AI enforcement software company also secured A$2.6 million in new and expansion contracts, although converting those wins into recurring revenue remains the next test.

MA Financial delivered strong third-quarter growth across lending, asset management and advisory, while warning that residential property credit conditions have forced a temporary redemption suspension. The group still expects underlying FY26 EPS to be materially higher than FY25.

Service Stream has reported higher margins, earnings and dividends for FY26, while its newly mobilised Defence operations are positioned to contribute more meaningfully in FY27. The company enters the new year with $8.2 billion of work in hand, a net cash balance sheet and a positive but non-specific growth outlook.

Silver Mines has begun its first modern drilling program at the Kramer Hills gold project in California, targeting shallow oxide mineralisation and possible deeper sulphide zones. The 22-hole campaign will test a conceptual exploration target of up to 445,000 ounces, but the project remains well short of a JORC Mineral Resource.