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BKI Investment Company posted a solid financial performance for FY2025 with a 1% increase in dividends and introduced a neutralised Dividend Reinvestment Plan to maintain capital neutrality. Despite modest portfolio underperformance against major ETFs, BKI continues to offer an attractive dividend yield amid shifting market dynamics.

M3 Mining Limited reports steady progress at its Edjudina Gold and Victoria Bore Copper projects, alongside significant corporate restructuring and the sale of its energy subsidiary.

Euroz Hartleys Group Limited has secured shareholder approval for a $63 million capital return, marking a significant milestone in its long history of shareholder distributions.

Ironbark Capital Limited has announced an on-market buy-back of up to 10.46 million ordinary shares, commencing July 21, 2025, and running through to July 2026. This move signals a strategic capital management initiative without requiring shareholder approval.

Connexion Mobility reported steady revenue growth and a 7% increase in net profit before tax for Q4 FY25, driven by expanding SaaS subscriptions and strategic product enhancements.

Connected Minerals reports promising uranium grades from its maiden drilling at Namibia’s Etango North-East project, aligning closely with nearby world-class deposits, while advancing rare earth exploration in Western Australia.

TAL Dai-ichi Life Australia has obtained all necessary regulatory approvals, including from APRA, to finalize its minority investment in Challenger Limited, acquiring a 19.9% equity stake.

DigitalX has expanded its Bitcoin treasury by acquiring an additional 57.5 BTC, pushing total holdings to over 425 BTC valued at A$78.2 million. This move underscores the company’s commitment to a Bitcoin-first strategy amid growing institutional interest.

Zenith Minerals has secured final Turkish regulatory approval for the sale of its Kavaklitepe Gold Project stake, unlocking approximately A$830,000 in cash proceeds. This milestone paves the way for the company to accelerate exploration at its core Australian gold assets.

Openn Negotiation Ltd moves forward with a creditor-approved recapitalisation plan following voluntary administration, while its shares remain suspended on the ASX.

Openn Negotiation Ltd reported a significantly reduced net loss of $3.93 million for FY24, exiting voluntary administration with new directors and a recapitalisation led by ST Holding 2 Pty Ltd. The company faces challenges in regaining ASX compliance and identifying new business operations.

Openn Negotiation Ltd remains under a Deed of Company Arrangement with no operational activity during the September quarter, focusing on recapitalisation efforts following insolvency and voluntary administration.