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Austral Resources Australia Ltd has lodged a binding proposal to acquire Hammer Metals, offering a 29.9% premium over a rival bid and proposing a SpinCo demerger of Hammer's WA gold assets. The deal would create a larger, more diversified Queensland copper producer with operational synergies and enhanced exploration potential.

Patagonia Lithium (ASX:PL3) reported solid progress in its June quarter, hitting key milestones in drilling, pump testing, and resource modelling at its Argentine lithium brine projects, supported by a strong cash position following recent capital raises.

Barton Gold’s June quarter report highlights exceptional high-grade gold and silver assay results across its South Australian projects, backed by a $26 million institutional placement that strengthens its cash position and development outlook.

Advanced Innergy Solutions has completed its acquisition of Matrix Composites & Engineering via a members’ scheme, paying shareholders 40 cents per share and moving to delist the company from the ASX by 24 July 2026.

Tissue Repair Limited (ASX: TRP) has applied to delist from the ASX, citing limited liquidity and high listing costs. The company plans a shareholder vote and a $1 million off-market buy-back at a premium to recent prices.

Qoria Limited has been acquired by Aura Consolidated Group through a scheme of arrangement, with shareholders exchanging their Qoria shares for Aura CHESS Depositary Interests. Aura has also successfully raised US$100 million to support the acquisition, while Qoria prepares for ASX delisting.

Toubani Resources has secured a US$208 million funding package combining a US$160 million gold stream and a US$48 million equity raise, ensuring Kobada Gold Mine construction stays on track for first gold in Q3 2027.

Qube Holdings' acquisition by Rubik Australia is now legally effective following Supreme Court approval, with trading suspension imminent. The company has declared a fully franked special dividend of $0.3465 per share, payable mid-July, ahead of the scheme implementation in August.

TruScreen Group has completed a substantially oversubscribed NZ$2.9 million rights issue, boosting total capital raised to over NZ$4 million. The funds are set to support the company’s global expansion in cervical screening technology.

Cluey Ltd plans to voluntarily delist from the ASX, citing thin trading volumes, undervaluation, and cost savings of around A$500,000 annually. Shareholders will vote on the proposal in August 2026, alongside a small parcel buy-back and the closure of its UK subsidiary Code Camp.

FBR Ltd is set to slash its share count by consolidating every 50 securities into one, impacting ordinary shares, performance rights, and options. The move awaits shareholder approval with critical milestones scheduled throughout July 2026.

Electro Optic Systems (ASX:EOS) has dramatically expanded its Share Purchase Plan from $25 million to $40 million after receiving $95 million in applications, reflecting robust support from retail investors. Approximately 5 million new shares will be issued at $8.00 each, matching recent institutional pricing.