Latest Regulatory News

Infini Resources has completed a significant Phase 2 drilling campaign at its Portland Creek Uranium Project, alongside a strategic landholding expansion exceeding 120%, while confirming high-grade uranium at other Canadian projects.

Regis Resources has reported a robust December quarter marked by record cash generation and an extended mine life at Duketon North, underpinned by disciplined costs and promising exploration results.

Northern Star Resources reported a softer December quarter with operational setbacks prompting a downward revision of FY26 gold production guidance and higher costs. Key growth projects remain on track, underpinning future optimism.

Amplitude Energy has reported record quarterly production and revenue for Q2 FY26, alongside a dramatic reduction in net debt and the commencement of drilling for its East Coast Supply Project.

Ballard Mining Limited has launched a A$50 million placement to fund extensive drilling and early works at its fully permitted Baldock gold project in Western Australia, aiming for a maiden ore reserve and a final investment decision in 2026.

Australian Dairy Nutritionals reported a 152% surge in nutritional powder sales despite regulatory hurdles in Vietnam, while expanding its Future brand footprint across China.

Chilwa Minerals has finalised the last tranche of its $8 million private placement, bolstered by insider participation, and is advancing plans for a Nasdaq dual listing in the first half of 2026.

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has advanced its review of Ampol’s acquisition of EG Australia to a more detailed Phase 2 assessment, signalling potential competition concerns. Ampol remains optimistic about completing the deal by mid-2026 despite the regulatory scrutiny.

Terra Critical Minerals has amended its option agreement with ATHA Energy Corp to fast-track uranium exploration at the Pasfield Lake Project, increasing expenditure and drilling commitments in response to rising uranium prices.

The ACCC has referred Ampol’s acquisition of EG Australia to a detailed Phase 2 review, citing significant competition concerns in multiple Australian fuel markets. Ampol’s proposed divestments have so far failed to satisfy the regulator.

The ACCC has referred Ampol’s acquisition of EG Australia to a detailed Phase 2 review, citing concerns that the deal could significantly reduce competition in key Australian fuel markets.

Arrow Minerals maintains a cautious stance as regulatory ambiguity stalls its Guinea projects, while the country’s recent election brings a hopeful backdrop for resolution.