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Everlast Minerals Ltd has issued a Replacement Prospectus for a $4-6 million ASX IPO to fund its mineral sands projects in Bangladesh, focusing on advancing the Gaibandha project towards commercial production.

ChemX Materials Limited has entered voluntary administration following a turbulent quarter marked by convertible note amendments, a trading suspension, and ongoing funding challenges.

XPON Technologies announces a significant leadership reshuffle with founder Matt Forman stepping down as CEO due to health reasons, while Mark Simari assumes the role of Executive Chair amid strategic growth initiatives.

InVert Graphite has appointed Andrew Lawson as Managing Director following his initial CEO tenure, signaling confidence in his leadership as the company advances its critical minerals projects.

Leo Lithium has announced a significant $330 million return to shareholders in 2025, following the termination of its asset acquisition strategy and a decision to monetise remaining assets.

Challenger Limited has announced the Dividend Reinvestment Plan (DRP) issue price for its final 2025 dividend at $8.3615 per share, with a modest 2% participation rate leading to the issuance of approximately 266,000 new shares.

Midas Minerals has raised $11.5 million through a strongly supported placement to fund its acquisition and exploration efforts at the Otavi Copper Project in Namibia.

EQ Resources Limited has appointed industry veteran Craig Bradshaw as Managing Director, marking a strategic leadership transition to drive growth in global tungsten mining.

Buxton Resources has strategically refined its exploration portfolio, acquiring promising copper and gold projects while divesting less aligned assets to accelerate discovery potential and shareholder value.

The XRG Consortium has withdrawn its indicative proposal to acquire Santos Limited, highlighting unresolved regulatory and risk allocation issues. Santos remains confident in its growth strategy, driven by key projects set to boost production and shareholder returns.

Sequoia Financial Group has announced the reinstatement of its on-market share buy-back program, aiming to repurchase up to 10% of its shares over the next year to boost shareholder value.

Shine Justice Ltd has announced a fresh on-market share buy-back of up to 10% of its issued capital, continuing its capital management strategy following a recent buy-back completion.