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ClearVue Technologies has appointed Douglas Hunt as its permanent Global CEO, unveiling a refreshed leadership team focused on scaling sales, manufacturing, and product innovation. The new executives have agreed to sub-market pay until the share price hits 35 cents, signaling strong alignment with shareholder interests.

Charger Metals NL reported steady progress in its June 2025 quarterly activities, advancing lithium exploration at the Lake Johnston Project in Western Australia with funding support from Rio Tinto Exploration. The company awaits further drilling permits to continue testing promising targets.

Global Lithium Resources has made significant progress on its Manna Lithium Project, advancing its Definitive Feasibility Study and securing a key variation to its offtake agreement with Canmax. The company also reported a substantial reduction in its cash burn rate, maintaining a strong cash position.

Develop Global Limited has marked a pivotal quarter with initial concentrate shipments from its Woodlawn Copper-Zinc Mine, the commencement of earthworks at Sulphur Springs, and a substantial A$180 million capital raise to fuel an aggressive growth strategy.

Zenith Minerals reports a landmark quarter with a 41% increase in gold resources at Dulcie Far North, a strategic land acquisition, and a successful A$3.5 million entitlement offer to accelerate exploration.

Jcurve Solutions has raised $1 million through a strategic share placement at a significant premium, bringing on a new investor with deep Oracle NetSuite expertise and appointing a nominee director to its board.

Volt Group Limited (ASX – VPR) has initiated an on-market share buy-back of up to 5% of its issued capital, aligning with its capital management strategy as it advances commercialisation of its innovative zero-emission technologies.

Raiden Resources has expanded its Phase 2 drilling at the Vuzel Gold Project in Bulgaria, confirming significant gold mineralisation and increasing its stake to 75%. Meanwhile, the company retains full ownership of the Arrow Gold Project after a partner withdrawal.

Eagle Mountain Mining reports steady progress on its Arizona copper assets, including ongoing exploration and a strategic board reshuffle, while maintaining a $1.1 million cash position.

The Lottery Corporation has appointed Wayne Pickup as its new CEO, succeeding Sue van der Merwe who is retiring after 35 years in the industry. Pickup brings 25 years of global lottery experience and will begin in November 2025, pending regulatory approvals.

Koba Resources has issued over 11 million new shares and attached options to fund exploration at its Yarramba Uranium Project, signaling renewed momentum in its uranium ambitions.

Asra Minerals plans to rename itself GoldArc Resources and consolidate its shares on a 10-for-1 basis, aligning its corporate identity with a focused gold exploration strategy in Western Australia’s Eastern Goldfields.