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NAOS Small Cap Opportunities has declared a 1.00 cents per share quarterly dividend, 50% franked, while its investment manager commits to reinvest 100% of estimated annual management fees in NSC shares. The payout implies a 16.38% annualised yield at the latest closing price, although future distributions remain dependent on performance and reserves.

American Uranium has increased its Lo Herma uranium resource by 16% and lifted the Indicated portion by 72%, while positive aquifer testing supports the technical case for in-situ recovery. The gains come with a pressing funding question, as AMU reported only 0.4 quarters of available cash at September end.

MyEco Group’s headline Q1 FY27 sales fell 7.8% to A$3.4 million, but the comparison was distorted by a large Ballarat council order last year. Excluding that one-off, sales rose 23.6%, while negative operating cash flow left the company with 2.3 quarters of funding before its post-quarter capital raising.

Vinyl Group delivered record Q1 FY27 revenue of A$6.33 million and entered the December quarter with record bookings, but ended September with only A$777,000 in cash and 0.45 quarters of reported funding. The company has increased chairman Ken Gaunt’s unsecured facility by A$2 million while it works to collect more than A$5 million in receivables.

Alcidion has started FY27 with contracted revenue up 38% to $50.0 million, while a major UK expansion and new patient administration product widen its growth case. The company has also reaffirmed that FY27 revenue and underlying EBITDA will exceed FY26, but its capital plan now has several competing demands.

Titomic has strengthened its balance sheet with A$16.5 million in new equity and approval for a further US$10.3 million EXIM loan, while reporting more than A$11.8 million in orders since September. The progress comes with a sharper funding test: quarter-end cash was A$18.1 million after a A$10.4 million operating outflow, and the EXIM facility remains undrawn.

Brightstar Resources says construction of its 1.5Mtpa Laverton processing plant remains on schedule and within budget for first gold in June 2027, while Sandstone continues to expand through drilling and resource upgrades. The September quarter also set up a larger exploration push, backed by an A$82 million placement and Genesis Minerals’ new strategic stake.

Cooper Metals has confirmed copper-gold mineralisation at both Ardmore North and Attina, while adding the Pyramid Gold Project and pursuing a large Philippine copper transaction. The exploration momentum comes with A$1.24 million in cash and a capital raising still being completed.

Po Valley Energy delivered record September-quarter revenue and €2.52 million of net production cash flow, despite moderating Podere Maiar-1 output to manage rising formation water. The ASX-listed gas producer is also moving its next Italian drilling programme through environmental approvals while weighing how to fund development without dilution.

Terra Metals has expanded its Southwest PGM-Cu-Ni discovery to approximately 1,350 metres of strike after drilling 76,000 metres, with a maiden Mineral Resource Estimate targeted for Q1 2027. The company ended September with A$57.9 million in cash, while more than 40,000 samples remained awaiting assay.

Boab Metals has emerged from FY26 with full ownership of Sorby Hills, construction underway and a larger reserve base, but the project’s crucial debt drawdown remains conditional. First concentrate is still targeted for the September quarter of 2027.

Lynas Rare Earths has reported its strongest September quarter in years, with sales revenue reaching A$310.1 million and NdPr production hitting a record 2,082 tonnes. The company is also advancing its Meteoric Resources acquisition and other supply-chain investments, although planned Malaysian maintenance will weigh on the December quarter.