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Basin Energy has expanded its Sybella-Barkly rare earth elements and uranium project by securing an additional 183 km² exploration permit, increasing its landholding to 6,140 km². Ongoing drilling targets sediment-hosted and clay-hosted mineralisation with promising early progress.

C29 Metals has explained a delayed filing of a director interest notice as an isolated administrative oversight, reaffirming its compliance policies.

Terra Critical Minerals Limited has had its trading suspension lifted immediately following the announcement of a proposed acquisition and an options entitlements offer, signaling a pivotal moment for the critical minerals miner.

Terra Critical Minerals has inked a binding deal to acquire the True American Tungsten Project in Nevada, a high-grade, historically productive site, while launching a $600,000 entitlement offer to fund exploration amid record tungsten prices.

Lynch Group Holdings Limited (LGL) will be suspended from ASX trading following Federal Court approval of its acquisition by Darwin Aus Bidco Pty Ltd. This marks a significant step in the company’s transition under new ownership.

Conico Ltd has appointed a new external auditor and secured shareholder approval for a significant 1-for-8 share consolidation at its 2025 Annual General Meeting.

McPherson’s Limited has secured a new $16.2 million debt facility with HSBC, significantly downsizing from its previous $52.5 million arrangement as part of its ongoing business transformation.

Findi Limited reports a robust 51% increase in first-half revenue driven by strategic acquisitions and digital expansion, while securing a new $30 million funding facility to fuel further growth ahead of its planned FY27 IPO.

Klevo Rewards Limited has been granted a crucial extension by the ASX, postponing its automatic removal from the official list until 6 January 2026 as it works to meet reinstatement conditions.

Findi Limited reported a 51% surge in revenue to $49.26 million for the half year ended 30 September 2025, driven by key acquisitions in India. However, the company posted a significant operating loss of $24.65 million amid integration costs and faces material uncertainty over its going concern status.

Papyrus Australia reported a $112k net operating cash outflow in October 2025, offset by financing activities and R&D tax incentives, maintaining a runway of over five months. Despite a non-recurring legal expense and an investment write-down, the company remains confident in its operational continuity.

Pancontinental Energy has made significant strides in its Namibian PEL 87 project, defining a prospect inventory with multi-billion barrel potential and progressing an active farmout process.