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Theta Gold Mines has locked in a key manufacturing contract for its TGME Gold Project, securing critical equipment that keeps the project on track for commissioning in late 2026 and first gold production early next year.

Aguia Resources has completed the sale of its non-core Atocha Silver Project in Colombia, receiving the final C$1 million cash payment and fully divesting its interest. This move reflects a strategic shift to focus on near-term production assets and strengthens the company’s balance sheet.

Memphasys Limited confirms uninterrupted operations across the Middle East and North Africa, securing new orders and advancing regulatory approvals despite ongoing regional tensions.

Ragnar Metals has confirmed high-grade gold extensions at its Harnäs Project in Sweden through recent channel and rock sampling, with drilling preparations now underway following regulatory approvals.

S2 Resources and Black Raven Mining have signed a key Heritage Protection Agreement with the Wajarri Yamaji people, paving the way for exploration licences to be granted over the highly prospective Jillewarra Project in Western Australia.

Genesis Energy has successfully completed a NZ$300 million rights offer, with strong shareholder participation including the Crown maintaining its majority stake. The capital raise underpins the company’s Gen35 strategy and sets the stage for upcoming share trading.

Vita Resources has secured a pivotal recommendation from Yukon authorities to proceed with a five-year exploration program at its ICE Copper-Gold Project, marking a significant step forward in its Canadian mining ambitions.

Merino & Co. Limited has attributed the late lodgement of director interest notices to an administrative oversight and reaffirmed its compliance measures to meet ASX disclosure rules.

ADX Energy has responded to ASX inquiries about recent unusual trading activity, confirming no undisclosed information but highlighting a recent placement settlement as a possible factor.

Almonty Industries has commenced commercial production at its flagship Sangdong Mine in South Korea and secured more than US$200 million through Nasdaq IPO and equity offerings to fund expansion projects. Despite rising revenues driven by soaring tungsten prices, the company reported a significant net loss due to non-cash derivative liabilities.

Key Petroleum Ltd has completed a modest 3% share placement but will not proceed with the remaining 13%, leaving questions over its funding strategy.

Sarytogan Graphite Limited has received over $2 million from key investor Dias Sarsenov, advancing its share placement strategy and preparing for a pivotal board appointment. Meanwhile, a significant top-up investment from the EBRD awaits shareholder approval.