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Recharge Metals has moved its flagship Sunset Well project from preparation into drilling, while fresh re-assays point to a broader copper-tungsten system at Brandy Hill South. A $4.1 million placement has lifted pro forma cash to $8.6 million, giving the explorer room to pursue both programs.

Heavy Rare Earths has identified 10 interpreted high-grade heavy rare earth oxide domains within its Subron project, while expanding the project footprint and advancing drilling across South Australia. The company also completed the components of a capital raising worth up to $2.028 million, although several key milestones remain dependent on approvals, access and further technical work.

Beforepay Group will replace CEO Jamie Twiss with deputy CEO Kasey Kaplan on 7 December, making an internal succession change as the fintech enters its next growth phase. Kaplan’s package includes A$600,000 fixed remuneration, annual incentives, equity rights and a potential six-year milestone plan worth up to A$10 million.

Orbit Resources has extended its Lewis Ponds exploration story with new sulphide intersections, an out-of-resource Quarry Lode result and improved metallurgical prospects. The progress comes alongside a cash balance of A$1.743 million, equivalent to just 0.89 quarters of funding at the reported expenditure rate.

Challenger has used its 2026 AGM to showcase stronger earnings, record annuity sales and a substantial capital buffer while keeping discussions open with TAL Daiichi Life over its $11.80-per-share approach. The board still does not consider the proposal sufficient to recommend to shareholders.

ION Video has moved its video technology into a series of externally funded and independently assessed validation programs, including an AWS proof of concept and a potential Nordic data centre trial worth at least A$1 million. The company ended September with A$3.522 million in cash, but remains pre-revenue and expects higher spending as commercialisation efforts expand.

Noxopharm has halted trading in its securities while it prepares an announcement about a capital raising. The suspension is scheduled to last until the earlier of the announcement or the start of trading on 2 November 2026, unless ASX decides otherwise.

Challenger Gold has reset its Hualilan strategy around a larger integrated mine after ending the Casposo toll-milling campaign, while new debt funding extends the project’s runway. The company is targeting early 2029 production, but only A$25.8 million was held in cash at quarter-end and part of the proposed financing remains conditional.

Nex Metals has assembled a potential 3,021 km² Western Australian exploration portfolio through its WTAC joint venture, while preliminary Kookynie test work lifted laboratory gold recovery to 71%. The expansion comes with important conditions: most tenure remains pending, and the processing case still requires further technical and economic work.

RocketDNA’s unaudited Q3 FY26 revenue rose 31% year-on-year to A$2.46 million, while xBot recurring revenue exceeded half of group revenue for the first time. The shift comes alongside expanding deployments, a A$2.23 million placement and continued cash investment in the platform.

Perpetual says its A$500 million sale of Wealth Management to Bain Capital remains on track for completion by year-end, positioning the group to move into net cash. The AGM also highlighted stronger FY26 earnings and cost savings, but persistent Asset Management outflows remain the central test.

Tyranna Resources has ended the September quarter with $2.35 million in cash after selling Namibe and raising $1 million, while its new Coola rare earths and niobium project advances towards drilling. The company also identified five additional artisanal gold workings at Chinguar, but 919 samples and a tenement renewal remain key near-term dependencies.