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Strike Energy has taken a final investment decision on its South Erregulla 85 MW peaking gas power station and confirmed significant gas discoveries at Erregulla Deep and Walyering East-1, positioning the company for growth amid a strategic leadership transition.

Leo Lithium has completed the sale of its remaining interest in the Goulamina Project, distributing over A$249 million to shareholders and restructuring its board as it pivots towards new asset acquisitions.

Zinc of Ireland NL has applied for a new exploration licence in Western Australia's Murchison region, signaling a strategic pivot towards gold while refining its zinc and lead assets in Ireland and exiting Canadian holdings.

Activeport Group Ltd reported steady revenue of $2.5 million in Q2 FY25, maintaining a stable cost structure post-restructure and positioning itself for growth through new projects and a significant GPU orchestration licensing deal.

Kore Potash has signed a landmark $1.929 billion fixed-price EPC contract for its Kola Potash Project, reinforcing its strategy to become a low-cost producer. The company is now awaiting a financing proposal from the Summit Consortium expected by February 2025.

Tempest Minerals reports maiden drilling success at its Remorse target, revealing significant high-grade magnetite and base metal anomalies with an initial exploration target of up to 110 million tonnes at 30-32% iron.

Mako Gold Limited has agreed to a takeover by Aurum Resources, creating a stronger gold exploration entity in West Africa with over A$20 million in cash to accelerate development at key projects.

AUCyber Limited has received a conditional takeover proposal from Interactive Pty Ltd at $0.165 per share, prompting a careful board review against a competing offer from 5GN.

Paradigm Biopharmaceuticals has secured FDA clearance for its phase 3 knee osteoarthritis trial and raised $16 million to fund its next clinical steps, positioning the company for a pivotal year ahead.

Galena Mining Limited reports a challenging December quarter at its 60%-owned Abra Base Metals Mine, marked by production declines and ongoing voluntary administration. The company appoints a new CEO for Abra and explores recapitalisation options to stabilise operations.

Tyranna Resources has completed a key drilling phase at its Namibe Lithium Project in Angola, intersecting visible spodumene and expanding its exploration footprint. The company also lodged its first license application as it pursues a broader strategy targeting demand-driven metals.

Traka Resources reports steady progress in its December 2024 quarter, focusing on exploration at Gorge Creek and Cranbrook while withdrawing from Mozambique projects to sharpen its strategic focus.