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Powerhouse Ventures lifted quarterly pre-tax operating profit 46% to A$340,000 despite difficult microcap conditions, while completing three advisory transactions and launching its first private venture product. The investment house ended September with A$1.40 million in cash, A$5.75 million in listed assets and an estimated six quarters of funding.

Patriot Resources has secured five-year exploration and drilling access across its Tassa silver-gold project in Peru, while surface sampling has identified a mineralised structure 2km north of its existing resource. The explorer is now preparing a drill permit application after raising $3 million to fund its next campaign.

Sparc Technologies has moved its graphene additive business from testing towards commercial adoption, with a first ecosparc® delivery to a tier 1 coatings manufacturer and more than 20 active qualification programs. The September quarter also delivered hydrogen progress and fresh funding, but the company reported only 1.14 quarters of cash coverage before subsequent receipts.

Silver Mines has entered the final stretch of the Bowdens approval process after reporting a 93.5 million ounce silver reserve, a completed A$26 million royalty consolidation and A$70 million of new funding. The project’s headline 26-year economics remain partly dependent on a Stage 2 design that is not yet at definitive feasibility level.

Tlou Energy has temporarily shut Lesedi 6 after recurring coal-fines inflows and pump inefficiencies, leaving Lesedi 4 to carry ongoing production testing. Kala Data Centre remains at proof-of-concept scale while Tlou holds just A$57,000 in unaudited cash and seeks funding for its next development phase.

Alexium has lifted production efficiency and September revenue, but ended the quarter with only US$337,000 of cash and available funding. The company remains dependent on further shareholder loans while targeting positive operating cash flow in June 2027.

Aurora Labs has moved another step from propulsion development toward commercial production, securing AS9100D certification and its first US engine order while customer enquiries expand. But with only A$1.148 million in cash at quarter-end and 1.5 quarters of funding estimated, the A$6 million raise is central to the next phase.

Barramundi’s portfolio suffered its worst reported year in decades, with a NZ$42.9 million loss and an adjusted NAV return of -18.2% against a 9.2% benchmark gain. The board is negotiating a new management agreement with Fisher Funds while imposing tighter diversification and risk limits.

Quantum Graphite has taken Uley 2 FEED work to 80% completion while finalising its Oman refinery plans and revised financing structure. The progress comes alongside A$1.272 million of quarterly operating and investing outflows, just A$50,000 of reported quarter-end cash and estimated funding of 1.33 quarters.

Energy One has completed its acquisition of European energy software business GMSL, issuing 7,089,780 shares to Fluxys in the process. Fluxys is now Energy One’s largest shareholder and has secured a board seat through nominee director Erik Vennekens.

Capstone Copper delivered a record eighth consecutive quarter of adjusted EBITDA, while strong copper prices drove a sharp reduction in net debt. But production is now expected at the low end of 2026 guidance, costs at the high end and capital spending has risen by US$40 million.

Dalaroo Metals has expanded its Bondoukou campaign to a fully funded 12,000 metres after early Wilfred assays included 18 metres at 7.31 g/t gold. The September quarter also delivered four new Greenland prospects, stronger Watheroo copper-nickel targets and an A$2.5 million capital raising.