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Tusker Minerals has completed the sale of its Malawi exploration subsidiary to AuKing Mining, receiving $800,000 in cash and 40 million escrowed AuKing shares. The deal gives Tusker further deferred and performance-linked consideration while redirecting its immediate funding capacity towards Cameroon and the retained Mzimba project.

Image Resources says it knows of no undisclosed information that could explain its share price more than doubling between 9 and 13 October. The response follows an ASX price query prompted by the move and a surge in trading volume.

Canterbury Resources is advancing two sizeable Queensland copper projects, but its FY2026 annual report puts the company’s funding position firmly in the spotlight. The explorer ended June with $220,503 in cash and a material uncertainty over its ability to continue as a going concern.

White Energy has completed the A$0.5 million acquisition of the South Galilee Coal Project, taking control of the entities that hold its tenements. The transaction gives the company another coal asset, but the filing provides no development timetable, resource figures or production outlook.

BKI Investment Company reported a stronger FY2026 and proposed lifting ordinary dividends to 8.00 cents per share in FY2027. The listed investment company also expects first-half ordinary revenue of approximately $38.0 million, while its shares remained at an 11.8% discount to pre-tax net tangible assets at 30 June.

Matrix Critical Minerals has opened an IPO seeking up to $12 million to advance Orbit Resources’ Narraburra Rare Earths Project. Eligible Orbit shareholders can apply for up to 10 million Matrix shares, although the proposed listing still depends on funding, ASX approval and shareholder consent.

Volt Resources has secured a $1.5 million placement to fund its Alabama high-purity graphite refinery study, advance pilot work and reduce debt. Almost half the raise is subscribed by two directors, although their participation still requires shareholder approval.

Great Southern Mining has reported a run of high-grade gold intercepts at Golden Boulder, extending mineralisation across the northern 1.1 kilometres of a 3.5-kilometre trend. The exploration gains arrive alongside A$2.524 million in cash and a reported 1.13 quarters of funding at the quarter-end spending rate.

Stavely Minerals is testing smaller and potentially easier-to-fund development routes for Thursday’s Gossan after a large open-pit study delivered strong economics but demanded substantial upfront capital. The alternatives could reduce capital intensity, although the company expects they may produce lower NPVs.

Southern Palladium’s updated study has lifted the Bengwenyama project’s post-tax NPV to US$1.96 billion, driven by sharply improved chrome recovery and a stronger commodity price deck. The project still needs a definitive feasibility study, permits, funding and commercial offtake arrangements before those figures can be tested in development.

Solstice Minerals has reported broad copper-gold intersections beyond Nanadie’s current resource boundary, including 64.1 metres at 0.94% copper and 91.4 metres at 0.97% copper. A spectacular silver interval adds intrigue, but its geometry and economic significance remain unresolved.

Many Peaks Minerals has reported a 188.9-metre gold intercept beneath the Ouarigue resource at its Ferké project in Côte d’Ivoire, including 46.75 metres at 7.02g/t and a narrow 109.8g/t interval. The results will feed into a resource update now under way, while regional drilling has opened additional targets south of Ouarigue.