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American Tungsten & Antimony has completed its Nexus acquisition and secured ownership of the Del Sol hydrometallurgical refinery in Nevada, moving its US antimony strategy from transaction to execution. The Arizona White Spar acquisition remains conditional, while the completion consideration includes more than one billion shares and substantial performance rights.

Pacific Lime and Cement has shifted its Central Lime Project from civil construction to equipment installation, with more than half of its major kiln and process plant materials now delivered. The A$129 million project forecast remains within its A$133 million funding envelope, but A$26 million of contingent funding is still undrawn or unrealised.

Crimson Australia has reached 91.40% control of Kip McGrath, crossing the threshold needed to pursue compulsory acquisition of the remaining shares. Holdouts can still accept the offer before the scheduled 4 November deadline for faster payment.

Yandal Resources has locked in a $9 million placement and is seeking another $1 million from shareholders to accelerate drilling across its Western Australian gold projects. Gold Fields is expected to emerge with a 19.9% holding, while the raising will increase Yandal’s potential share count by roughly 35%.

Kingston Resources has reported high-grade polymetallic drilling results across Mineral Hill while advancing a 25,000-metre FY27 campaign and planning resource and reserve updates. The company ended September with A$14.54 million in cash and no debt, but the mine remains on care and maintenance and its strategic review has no guaranteed outcome.

Pinnacle Minerals is seeking shareholder approval for a securities-funded acquisition of five early-stage tungsten projects in Utah, alongside a proposed A$1.3 million placement. The transaction would bring new management, substantial exploration commitments and a sharply larger pool of performance securities.

InvestSMART is moving closer to a proposed $16 million cash sale of Intelligent Investor, while quarterly operating income edged higher and funds under management fell to $734 million. The transaction still requires shareholder approval and remains subject to completion adjustments.

Otto Energy ended the September quarter with US$25.6 million in cash and no debt, despite weaker commodity prices cutting revenue by 8%. Oil output rose, but the company’s next moves now hinge on shareholder approval of a proposed A$20 million capital return and separate strategies for its Gulf assets.

Volt Resources has secured US$5.4 million in fully funded support for its Alabama graphite strategy, but ended the September quarter with only A$170,000 in cash. The company is also managing lower-than-planned Ukrainian production, cancelled Tanzanian mining licences and a partly conditional A$1.5 million capital raising.

Horizon Gold has reported its strongest Snook drilling results to date alongside resource-growth extensions across nine prospects at Gum Creek. The exploration success comes with A$16.945 million in cash and a major funding requirement still ahead for development.

Aland Equity Group has launched its first property fund, targeting $4.1 million in management fees and investment returns from 56 Bungendore lots. But the ASX-listed funds manager ended September with $1.96 million in cash and only 1.83 quarters of estimated funding at its reported burn rate.

CuFe has begun a 20,100 metre drilling campaign at Tennant Creek while pursuing a conditional deal to take full ownership of the copper-gold-bismuth project. The proposed 1.6 billion-share acquisition could give Gold Valley and its associates about 53% of CuFe, making project consolidation and dilution central to the next stage of the story.