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Impact Minerals is shifting decisively towards Lake Hope’s high-purity alumina project after raising A$2.21 million and changing its leadership structure. The company now has A$2.61 million in cash, but still faces the more difficult task of funding pilot work, feasibility studies and eventual project development.

Coppermoly ended the September quarter with $92,000 in cash and estimated funding for just 0.38 quarters of relevant outgoings. The mineral explorer is cutting costs, narrowing its Queensland portfolio and assessing potential funding and acquisition options after its managing director’s departure.

Rokeby Resources has completed its maiden Sunnyside drilling program and reported high-grade gold intercepts alongside an 11,337-ounce Inferred resource at Powers Gully. The exploration progress comes with just A$156,000 in cash, forcing a review of costs and funding options.

Micro-X has reported a sharp improvement in Rover order activity and more than $3 million in annualised cost savings, while redirecting its strategy towards medical CT. The September quarter still consumed $4.4 million in operating cash, leaving funding dependent on further note proceeds, an expected tax refund and milestone receipts.

Ambertech has reported a $2.251 million FY26 statutory loss after taking about $3.2 million in goodwill, inventory and restructuring charges. Cash flow and inventory improved, but the ASX-listed technology distributor will not pay a final dividend as it turns FY27 into an execution test.

Impact Minerals is recasting itself as a high-purity alumina developer, with Lake Hope advancing towards a definitive feasibility study and Alluminous reaching pilot-plant milestones. But the annual report also flags a material uncertainty over funding, while a board refresh and managing director departure add to the company’s transition.

Magnetite Mines has raised approximately $1.32 million after its shareholder purchase plan reached capacity and a follow-on placement absorbed excess demand. The funding gives the Razorback project more room to progress, although the proposed free options remain subject to shareholder approval.

Adheris Health delivered a stronger first quarter on revenue, margins and its CY27 sales pipeline, but ended September with US$3.5 million in cash after a US$3.1 million operating outflow. The company also disclosed the impending loss of a major pharmacy partner and a US$2.3 million-plus legal claim.

VBX has raised $4.5 million to advance its Wuudagu bauxite project, while extending the definitive feasibility study into the first quarter of 2027. The company is also assessing preliminary development funding proposals after terminating an indicative thyssenkrupp term sheet to preserve strategic flexibility.

White Energy has pivoted towards thermal and metallurgical coal, completed two acquisitions and raised $15 million after year end. But its FY2026 report records a $3.6 million normalised EBITDA loss, just $0.4 million in unrestricted cash and an auditor-highlighted material uncertainty over going concern.

Babylon Pump & Power’s customer receipts rose 11% in the September quarter despite the exit of its Maintenance business, while debt fell by about $2.2 million after a $7.27 million recapitalisation. The company is now betting on steady water-management demand and higher fleet utilisation to carry its simplified business through FY27.

Beamtree Holdings has paired 10% recurring revenue growth with a $13.1 million non-cash impairment and a year-end debt covenant breach. The ASX-listed healthcare software company is betting that a tighter product portfolio, new leadership and FY27 execution can stabilise the balance sheet.