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Far East Gold’s December quarter report highlights significant high-grade gold discoveries at its Idenburg Project and a key regulatory approval that paves the way for accelerated development.

Kula Gold Limited shares have been suspended following Forrestania Resources’ compulsory acquisition, with delisting scheduled for early February 2026.

Syntara Limited has made significant strides in its clinical pipeline, launching new trials and receiving key regulatory designations, positioning 2026 as a pivotal year for the company.

Mayne Pharma delivered a robust FY25 performance with a 105% surge in underlying EBITDA and launched key dermatology products as it outlines a strategic growth path for FY26.

Galan Lithium has raised A$40 million through an institutional placement to expand production at its Hombre Muerto West project by 30%, aiming for first lithium output in the first half of 2026.

Diablo Resources reported a net cash outflow of A$456k for operating activities in the December 2025 quarter, offset partially by a A$2 million equity raise. Despite this, the company’s cash runway remains limited to about one quarter, prompting plans for further funding.

dorsaVi reports strong US commercial growth with over 100 new physical therapy sites and a 50% rise in cash receipts, alongside a strategic leadership change and breakthrough neuromorphic technology acquisition.

Solis Minerals has confirmed extensive copper-gold mineralisation at its Ilo Este and Chancho al Palo projects in Peru, reinforcing the potential for a large-scale porphyry system. The company plans to leverage these results in 3D geological models as it shifts drilling focus to advanced projects amid strong copper prices.

Temas Resources has confirmed its patented Regenerative Chloride Leach (RCL) technology can produce commercial-grade titanium dioxide with significant cost reductions, positioning the company for global licensing opportunities.

NGX Limited has progressed its natural graphite exploration in Malawi and uranium projects in Namibia, while maintaining a robust financial footing with $2.7 million cash and no debt. The company is actively pursuing strategic partnerships and development pathways aligned with the clean energy transition.

Lefroy Exploration has transitioned its Lucky Strike Gold Mine from approvals to active mining, with first ore haulage and toll milling set for early 2026. Meanwhile, promising drilling results at the Burns Gold Project hint at further resource growth.

Revolver Resources has significantly upgraded the Dianne Copper Mine Project’s resource base and outlined robust economics for a mining restart, targeting first copper cathode production by late 2026.