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ParagonCare has released its audited FY25 financial results, confirming steady profit while revealing a significant reclassification of debt and ongoing challenges with a major retail pharmacy receivable.

Ryzon Materials has expanded its engineering contract with Xinhai to fast track production at its Nachu Graphite Project, alongside a $500,000 capital raising from Xinhai. The deal involves a $3.5 million contract largely settled through shares and options, pending shareholder approval.

Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited (ANZ) has announced a quarterly distribution of AUD 1.2556 per security on its capital notes, with a 70% franking rate and payment scheduled for December 22, 2025.

OzAurum Resources has launched a targeted drilling campaign at its Mulgabbie North Gold Project, aiming to expand high-grade zones and advance feasibility studies amid record gold prices.

Altech Batteries has partnered with AMPower to immediately market and distribute sodium nickel chloride batteries across Europe, Australia, and the USA, fast-tracking revenue ahead of its large-scale CERENERGY project in Germany.

EMU NL’s securities have been suspended from ASX trading due to a failure to maintain the minimum number of directors required by law. The suspension highlights governance challenges and raises questions about the company’s path to compliance.

The Star Entertainment Group has finalized a crucial covenant waiver with its syndicated lenders, easing financial pressures ahead of its FY2025 audited report. This development clarifies ongoing negotiations and sets the stage for the company’s next financial chapter.

Lakes Blue Energy has wrapped up drilling at its Wombat-5 well in Victoria’s Gippsland Basin, setting the stage for critical gas flow testing to assess commercial potential.

Uscom Limited has struck a deal to sell its entire business to Singapore-based AXO Medtech VCC for $2.59 million, aiming to unlock capital for growth under new ownership. Shareholder approval is the next critical step before the transaction can proceed.

VEEM Ltd has secured $14 million through a placement to fuel its expansion in defence manufacturing, including a landmark US$33 million licence agreement with Northrop Grumman. The company is poised to accelerate revenue in the second half of FY26 as it deepens ties with major US defence contractors.

VEEM Limited has completed a $14 million placement to accelerate its growth in the defence sector, highlighted by a new 9-year manufacturing licence agreement with Northrop Grumman valued initially at US$33 million. This positions VEEM alongside major US defence contractors and signals a significant step into the expanding submarine and naval supply chains.

Spirit Technology Solutions forecasts strong FY26 growth with revenue surpassing $114 million and underlying EBITDA rising between 14% and 23%. The company signals ongoing expansion through organic and potential inorganic avenues.