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Hiremii’s revenue fell 11.1% to A$7.056 million in Q1 FY2027 as adjusted EBITDA slipped further into loss, testing the company’s transition towards AI-powered workforce intelligence. The new AQYR brand and two platform launches offer a growth narrative, but cash discipline remains central with A$1.789 million of total available funding.

Jupiter Mines delivered Tshipi production and sales ahead of plan in the September quarter, but weaker manganese prices, higher freight and lower sales volumes sharply reduced earnings. Attributable cash fell to A$52.7 million after dividends and working capital outflows.

Cynata Therapeutics will raise approximately $912,962 after shareholders subscribed for just 25.8% of its fully underwritten entitlement offer. Caravel Securities will fund the remaining shortfall, leaving the biotech reliant on the underwriter to complete the raise.

Australian Mines has told ASX it is unaware of undisclosed information behind a sharp increase in trading, while confirming that Boa Vista gold samples are still awaiting assay results. The company points instead to renewed scandium interest, promotional activity and its proposed corporate rebrand.

Canterbury Resources has launched a non-underwritten share purchase plan targeting $1 million, with the potential to raise up to $2.5 million for John Hill exploration and working capital. The funding push comes ahead of a planned Mineral Resource Estimate update in early 2027.

xReality Group expanded its Operator XR customer base, recurring revenue and sales pipeline in the first quarter, while securing its first US Marine Corps order after quarter end. But the company remains focused on completing its FY26 audit and reinstating trading, with $1.4 million in quarter-end cash against $4.55 million of secured debt.

TALi Digital closed its September quarter with $3.9 million in cash after completing a $3.3 million capital raise and winning shareholder approval for the Datasphere transaction. The company has also exercised an option to negotiate exclusive worldwide rights to Technion in-memory computing technology, although the licence remains unsigned and the technology unproven at commercial scale.

Native Mineral Resources’ first full year as a gold producer delivered A$24.1 million in revenue and a late-year production surge, but the balance sheet remains under acute pressure. The ASX-listed miner reported a A$34.8 million loss, negative operating cash flow and a material uncertainty over its ability to continue as a going concern.

X2M Connect has raised A$1.4 million through a placement as it shifts capital and management focus towards regional data centres, AI infrastructure and energy management. The move comes after first-quarter revenue fell 34% and the company recorded a larger adjusted EBITDA loss, with a further A$3.6 million rights issue planned.

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.