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Dalaroo Metals' 2026 exploration at Blue Lagoon in Greenland reveals multiple fertile granite phases and heavy mineral concentrations, advancing the rare earth system's geological model and underpinning future drilling plans.

Union Star Metals has locked in a binding option agreement with Lionex Metals Group for its Kalgoorlie Gold Project, potentially netting up to A$890,000. The deal aligns with Union Star’s strategy to streamline Australian assets and refocus on its Nevada gold and silver ventures.

Diablo Resources has secured final permits to start a maiden diamond drilling program at its high-grade North Star Prospect in Utah, targeting silver, antimony, and copper. The company also completed the second tranche of a $3.5 million placement to fund exploration and the Horn Silver acquisition.

Vection Technologies has landed a $3.2 million order from Retelit Digital Services after its Algho AI platform passed certification, becoming Retelit's designated AI provider for enterprise and government clients across Italy.

First Graphene has signed an MOU with Sixth Element to distribute its PureGRAPH® CEM additive across China, with potential for local manufacturing via a joint venture once sales milestones are met.

Capricorn Metals delivered 30,437 ounces of gold in Q4 FY26 at Karlawinda, reaching the upper limit of its annual guidance, while pushing forward with key expansion projects and securing federal environmental approval for Mt Gibson.

Eminence Minerals has sold its non-core Mata da Corda Project in Brazil for USD 2 million, boosting its cash reserves and sharpening focus on priority assets.

Taiko Critical Minerals secures a conditional NZ$20 million government funding offer to co-finance a NZ$40 million wet separation plant at Barrytown, boosting project credibility and accelerating development plans.

Australian Unity has secured $200 million through a private placement of wholesale debt, using part of the proceeds to buy back $51.5 million of its Series D Bonds ahead of their December 2026 maturity.

Neu Horizon Uranium Limited, formerly Tasmania Data Infrastructure, has pivoted from bitcoin mining to uranium exploration in Sweden, reporting a reduced loss for FY25 while progressing towards an ASX listing and expanding its footprint into Canadian mineral claims.

Cann Group has boosted its private credit loan facility by $2 million to facilitate the early redemption of convertible notes, maintaining its debt restructuring momentum.

Dataworks Group has arranged a $1.5 million unsecured working capital facility with a three-month term and 18% interest, aiming to strengthen liquidity and support ongoing and new commercial contracts without diluting equity.