Latest Regulatory Reform News

Anson Resources has negotiated a pioneering scaled royalty structure for its Green River Lithium Project in Utah, reducing the previous flat 5% rate to a sliding scale tied to lithium prices. This move enhances project viability and investment certainty amid evolving regulatory reforms.

Regis Healthcare reveals strong first-half FY25 financial results with rising occupancy and earnings, while gearing up for significant regulatory reforms under the new Aged Care Act effective July 2025.

Cauldron Energy reports a maiden inferred uranium resource of 11.1 million pounds at Manyingee South, boosting total Yanrey Project resources by 35%. The company also expands its footprint with six new tenements, positioning itself strongly amid a bullish uranium market.

Talius Group reported a solid March quarter with rising revenue, a strategic partnership with Lifestyle SA, and the rollout of its proprietary RTLS software, signaling strong momentum in aged care technology.

AKORA Resources has successfully renewed its main tenement PR10430 for the Bekisopa Iron Ore Project, marking a pivotal step under Madagascar’s updated Mining Code and reinforcing the project’s path to production.

Challenger Limited posted a robust first half of FY25, with normalised net profit after tax rising 12% to $225 million, underpinned by strong Life and Funds Management segments despite softer annuity sales. The company maintains a confident outlook for FY25, forecasting further profit growth.

Loyal Lithium unveils a strategic pivot to broaden its North American lithium and battery technology portfolio, leveraging new US energy policies and $5.5 million in funding to capitalize on the continent’s evolving energy grid demands.

Little Green Pharma reports a robust 75% revenue increase to $9.5 million for December quarter, driven by strong European market growth and strategic product launches.

Bathurst Resources reported a first half EBITDA of $27.5 million, surpassing forecasts despite export disruptions, yet lowered its full-year EBITDA guidance to $45-$55 million due to reduced export volumes and softer coal prices.

Basin Energy advances its Scandinavian uranium exploration with new land applications and awaits key sampling results, buoyed by Sweden's move to lift its uranium mining ban.