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Syrah Resources has clarified its offtake agreement with Tesla, extending the final qualification deadline for its Vidalia anode active material facility to February 2027. Both companies continue advancing towards commercial sales despite the extended timeline.

Great Divide Mining is poised to restart operations at its Challenger Gold Mine in Adelong, NSW, marking a pivotal shift from exploration to production with first gold expected imminently.

Civmec Limited reported a steady Q3 FY25 with revenue of A$158.5 million and a strengthened order book now exceeding A$760 million, positioning the company for future growth despite near-term project delays.

SciDev Limited reported a robust Q3 FY25 with revenue rising 10% and EBITDA tripling, driven by strategic US market expansion and a landmark PFAS remediation contract despite ongoing market challenges.

Vection Technologies has landed a $1.2 million grant to lead an innovative XR and AI digital twin project aimed at transforming real-time product intelligence in food and beverage manufacturing.

SenSen Networks has extended its contract with Brisbane City Council for kerb management and enforcement solutions, including a large-scale rollout of its innovative SenPIC technology, in a deal valued at an estimated $8 million over four years.

DTI Group has delivered the initial batch of hardware for the Adelaide Metro Trams PACIS upgrade, marking a key milestone in its transit technology contract. The company reported $1.6 million in receipts for the quarter, alongside a modest cash balance of $347,000.

X2M Connect reports a challenging quarter with a 64% revenue drop due to exiting low-margin hardware sales but boosts gross margin and expands its footprint with new contracts in the Middle East and South Korea alongside launching an AI platform for renewables.

Vintage Energy reported a dip in quarterly sales and production but achieved cost savings and secured a key permit renewal, positioning itself for a production uplift program despite recent flooding delays.

Mad Paws Holdings Limited reported a resilient Q3 FY25 with an 8% rise in Group Cash EBITDA despite a 6% dip in operating revenue, driven by marketplace strength and a major new brand campaign.

Fluence Corporation reported a robust Q1 2025 with revenue surging 64.5% year-over-year, driven by the Ivory Coast Addendum project, while EBITDA turned positive for the first time in over a year. The company maintains its full-year guidance despite tariff uncertainties.

Visionflex Group reported a 46% year-on-year rise in annual recurring revenue to $1.7 million, secured key contracts including a $1 million virtual nursing pilot, and targets operating cash flow positivity in Q4 FY25.