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Antipa Minerals has selected a gold-and-copper processing pathway for its Minyari Dome project, bringing the pre-feasibility study closer to release in November. At the same time, drilling expanded Tim's Dome mineralisation across 2.2km, while quarterly exploration spending reduced cash to A$28.0 million.

New Frontier Minerals has strengthened its exploration case at Mt Storm, where surface samples returned up to 6.88% copper, while advancing targets at Eldorado and Harts Range. The sharper investor question is funding: the company ended September with 1.9 quarters of estimated cash coverage and is monitoring options to raise capital.

Vita Resources is positioning itself as a small, focused Australian and New Zealand gold explorer, with Ninnis in Western Australia and a new Otago pipeline forming the centrepiece. The company says New Zealand exploration is expected to begin in 2027, while its early-stage projects remain dependent on exploration success, funding and approvals.

Xpedra Resources has completed its first 31 Springfield RC holes with broad gold mineralisation now traced across 400 metres of strike and open at depth and along strike. A larger 4,000 to 5,000 metre drilling campaign is due to begin shortly, while the company has added the historic Neeld Gold Project to its NSW portfolio.

Jacaranda Natural Resources has lodged a replacement prospectus for an $8 million ASX float targeting copper, gold and copper-nickel exploration in Queensland and Botswana. The offer remains conditional, ununderwritten and highly speculative, with the company warning that its ability to continue as a going concern depends heavily on a successful raise.

Industrial Minerals has cleared a key licensing hurdle at its newly acquired Laverton Gold Project, positioning the North Pool prospect for maiden RC drilling once heritage and regulatory approvals are complete. The company ended September with $2.50 million in cash after completing its $3 million placement and issuing shares tied to the acquisition and board changes.

ADX Energy lifted average net production 23% to 242 barrels of oil equivalent per day in the September quarter, although cash revenue was broadly flat at A$3.13 million. The company is now preparing for deeper HOCH-1 gas testing, GOLD-1 drilling and further Vienna Basin workovers.

BMC Minerals has reported high-grade polymetallic drilling near its proposed Yukon mine, alongside a US$8.6 million quarterly operating cash outflow and five quarters of funding at current spending rates. The company also detailed the secured Wheaton financing arrangement that underpins part of the KZK project’s funding position.

DataDot Technology Limited (ASX:DDT) delivered a stronger FY26, with revenue rising 14.1% to $3.85 million and profit before tax nearly tripling to $327,420. The sharper result was driven largely by PropertyVAULT’s first full year of insurance services, although key insurer relationships remain pilots or works in progress.

Kaiser Reef produced 6,263 ounces of gold in the September quarter while lifting cash and bullion to A$40 million and fully repaying its Auramet gold loan after quarter end. Henty replaced mined reserves, while Maldon’s exploration program moved underground despite a negative operating cash contribution.

Bubalus Resources will acquire the 494-square-kilometre Skyline copper-gold project in western Tasmania, close to the Mt Lyell mine, in a deal that could reshape its exploration portfolio. Completion depends on an approximately A$2.835 million capital raising, approvals and tenure conditions.

Lightning Minerals has secured A$100,000 in non-dilutive cash and a funded 400-metre drilling commitment by granting Kincora Copper a nine-month option over six Lachlan Fold Belt licences. The deal could deliver another A$350,000, but only if Kincora exercises the option, approvals are obtained and a key tenement is renewed.