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Sabre Resources has completed the first 54 holes at its newly acquired Kurundi North copper-gold project, with laboratory results due within four to five weeks. The explorer ended September with $4.232 million in cash after completing the second tranche of its $2 million placement.

Moho Resources has confirmed two shallow, multi-lode gold systems at its Bush Chook project in Western Australia, but ended September with just $738,000 in cash and less than one quarter of funding at the quarter’s reported spending rate. The company is targeting broader exploration and follow-up drilling in 2027 while saying it expects to raise capital when required.

Tempest Minerals ended the September quarter with $1.339 million in cash after selling 44,000 Capricorn Metals shares for $686,081. Exploration spending remained modest at $46,000, leaving the company with a reported 4.22 quarters of funding while it advances its iron and gold projects.

Bubalus Resources ended September with $2.76 million in cash, but its next major move is a conditional acquisition of Tasmania’s Skyline Copper-Gold Project backed by a proposed $3.0 million capital raising. Existing exploration remains constrained by heritage, land access and regulatory hurdles.

Kyron Capital Group reported a $5.7 million net operating cash outflow for the September quarter, while asset realisations helped fund debt reduction and balance sheet repair. The group ended the period with $7.7 million in cash and reported roughly three quarters of available funding based on its Appendix 4C calculation.

Pursuit Minerals has expanded its Argentine exploration push after recording an 809mg/L lithium brine result at depth, securing new environmental approvals and refining gold-silver targets. But with A$0.76 million in cash and just 0.3 quarters of reported funding, the next phase depends on additional capital and further assay results.

Powerhaus Uranium has moved from ASX debut to field execution, preparing a 4,000-5,000 metre drilling campaign at its Malbec project in Argentina. The explorer ended September with A$7.958 million in cash, but its first field survey produced no significant surface radiometric response and assays are still pending.

Dart Mining has begun its first deep drilling campaign at the Walwa tin project while advancing a new Western Australian landholding and a Coonambula resource estimate. The exploration pipeline is expanding, but the company ended September with $273,000 in cash and is relying on a $1.37 million capital-raising tranche subject to shareholder approval.

Koonenberry Gold has moved three NSW exploration fronts into the next phase, with Dunedoo drilling complete, Wilga Flats drilling underway and Newmont-funded Junee results pending. The company ended September with A$4.35 million in cash and reported about three quarters of funding at its current expenditure rate.

Anson Resources has secured the final major approval for its planned 10,000 tpa Green River lithium plant, while reporting independently confirmed battery-grade product and approximately US$406.5 million of conditional Utah incentives. The project has moved closer to financing, but the incentives are post-performance and Anson says further funding is still required.

Stelar Metals is taking its Hill of Leaders tungsten project from spectacular surface assays to its first-ever bedrock drilling, backed by A$2.6 million in fresh funding. The 3,500-metre RC program will test whether high-grade mineralisation continues beneath a 2km-plus corridor in the Northern Territory.

MRG Metals has secured A$1.20 million for diamond drilling at its high-grade Garies rare earth project, while its South African mining right application has moved into formal evaluation. The explorer also ended September with A$495,000 in cash and 1.10 quarters of estimated funding, making the post-quarter SPP proceeds important to its next phase.