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Heavy Rare Earths Limited has initiated a strategic review of its Cowalinya rare earth project, focusing on heavy rare earth oxides critical for energy and defence sectors. The review aims to unlock value from high-grade zones within a substantial JORC resource through expert reinterpretation and targeted metallurgical testing.

Euroz Hartleys is set to sell its Capital Markets division to BMO Financial Group for A$145 million, refocusing on its Private Wealth operations and returning proceeds to shareholders.

Select Harvests appoints Kristina Hermanson as Managing Director and CEO, aiming to leverage her 25 years of global agribusiness expertise to drive the company’s next growth phase.

Big River Industries expects FY26 EBITDA growth around 8% despite Q4 revenue softness and forecasts double-digit growth for FY27, while initiating a strategic options review.

Motio Limited expects FY26 Cash EBITDA to exceed prior year by more than 24%, driven by record monthly revenues and broad-based business momentum.

DigitalX Limited is initiating an on-market buy-back of up to 120 million shares, representing about 10% of its smallest share count in the past year. The move aims to leverage the current undervaluation and enhance shareholder value.

Vault Minerals has fully settled its remaining gold hedge positions, paying $31.2 million from cash reserves with no shareholder dilution. This move leaves the company entirely unhedged, maximizing its exposure to current gold prices.

SIV Capital has been advised by the ASX of a significant risk that it will fail to meet key listing requirements, prompting the company to explore alternative paths forward.

Pengana International Equities (ASX: PIA) has announced a one-off fully franked special dividend of 12.5 cents per share, payable in August 2026, as part of a broader capital management plan that includes a proposed off-market buy-back.

ArborGen Holdings reported a solid FY26 with record revenue driven by Brazil expansion and a 31% EBITDA increase, offsetting a challenging US market. Leadership changes and operational discipline mark the company’s path forward.

DGR Global is sharpening its focus on copper and gold exploration in Queensland and Ecuador while pursuing a potentially lucrative damages case linked to Armour Energy's liquidation. The company also plans a share buy-back to unlock shareholder value.

Winton Land's Chair and CEO Chris Meehan has taken immediate leave for health reasons amid a Board-led employment review, leaving leadership continuity uncertain.