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Richmond Vanadium Technology has submitted a revised preliminary environmental impact statement for its North Queensland vanadium project, setting up a possible public review in early 2027. The company ended September with A$3.49 million in cash and estimated funding for 2.6 quarters.

Chilwa Minerals has expanded its Chilwa project’s heavy mineral sands resource by 56% and added niobium and rare earths to the story. But the annual report also records a larger loss, limited year-end cash and an auditor warning over going concern, despite a subsequent US$3.5 million Nasdaq raising.

Greenvale Energy has expanded its Thunderball uranium pipeline in the Northern Territory, with a 9km paleochannel target, six additional targets and multiple confirmed prospects now advancing towards potential drilling. The company also raised A$3.25 million, although the proposed Pine Creek acquisition remains conditional and several exploration targets are still untested.

Reward Minerals has completed its maiden drilling program at the Jackpot gold-copper prospect, but the more immediate investor issue is funding: the company held $262,000 in cash at 30 September, equivalent to 0.43 quarters of reported outgoings. Reward says it intends to pursue a placement or entitlement issue while awaiting assay results and continuing Beyondie partnership talks.

Comvita has moved from NZ$62.4 million of net debt to NZ$0.5 million of net cash in a year, while FY27 first-quarter sales rose 4.6%. The sharper test now is whether its operating reset can convert a stronger balance sheet into durable shareholder returns, with no FY27 dividend expected and board control still contested.

Hastings Technology Metals has completed its 49% acquisition of a Thai hydrometallurgical plant, with upgrades targeting 12,000 tonnes per annum of Mixed Rare Earth Chloride output. The company now faces the harder test: commissioning the facility, securing customers and converting a contracted feedstock position into sales.

Thrive Tribe Technologies has made progress on its defence and veteran software ambitions, but ended September with just A$20,000 in cash after a A$573,000 operating outflow. Its proposed A$2 million placement remains uncommitted and requires shareholder approval in November.

European Lithium has confirmed that each eligible EUR option will convert into 0.0353158621 new Critical Metals shares under the now-effective acquisition scheme. Holders of 991 or fewer options will instead receive cash from the sale of their entitlement.

Magnetite Mines has raised approximately $1.32 million after its shareholder purchase plan reached capacity and a follow-on placement absorbed excess demand. The funding gives the Razorback project more room to progress, although the proposed free options remain subject to shareholder approval.

ActivEX has reported high-grade surface samples from its Georgetown project, including 14.4 g/t gold and 221 g/t silver, while warning that its $442,000 cash balance covers less than two quarters of current outflows. The explorer says completed tenement work should reduce spending and that it plans to raise further funds when required.

Flynn Gold has completed its renounceable rights issue, raising A$1.5 million before costs to advance resource work at its Firetower and Golden Ridge projects in Tasmania. The funding comes with almost 100 million new shares and more than 52 million new options entering the capital structure.

Dundas Minerals has drilled 5,180 metres across three Kalgoorlie gold projects and extended interpreted Rockland mineralisation to about 170 metres below surface. A post-quarter-end $2.88 million placement gives the explorer additional funding, although its September cash balance covered only 1.75 quarters of estimated outgoings before the raise.