Latest Strategic Shift News

Bulletin Resources has announced the resignation of CEO Mark Csar, effective July 31, 2025, marking a significant leadership change for the mining company.

Thrive Tribe Technologies reports early commercial traction with its new digital services model, alongside a completed 20 – 1 capital consolidation and ongoing funding initiatives.

Jayride Group has launched a new SaaS platform aimed at transforming its business model from a traditional aggregator to a scalable, subscription-based technology provider for ground transportation. Early integrations in Southeast Asia signal a strategic shift with promising growth potential.

Askari Metals has marked a pivotal quarter with strategic acquisitions in Ethiopia’s gold and copper sectors and advanced polymetallic exploration in Namibia, while securing fresh capital to fuel its African growth ambitions.

X2M Connect reports improved revenue trends and a strengthened balance sheet after securing $5.5 million in new contracts, positioning the company for growth in FY26. A recent capital raise aims to reduce debt and fund expansion in key markets.

APC Minerals reports encouraging gold intercepts from its Laverton Downs drilling program while navigating a lean cash position and strategic tenement rationalisation.

AUCyber reported a decline in Q4 FY25 customer receipts following a strategic exit from lower-margin contracts, while completing a $2.7 million capital raise that strengthens its cash position.

Tungsten Mining NL advances its Mt Mulgine project with a new gold extraction approach while reporting a maiden inferred resource at Hatches Creek, positioning itself strongly amid rising tungsten prices.

South Harz Potash Limited has bolstered its balance sheet through a combined A$2.39 million equity raise, positioning itself to pursue a dual-asset strategy targeting new critical minerals while preserving its core German potash project.

Oldfields Holdings reports constrained Q4 FY2025 sales due to limited working capital but signals a positive growth outlook for FY2026 following its strategic transformation and capital support.

Pacific Lime and Cement Limited has made significant strides in Papua New Guinea, rebranding and advancing key projects while initiating commercial quicklime shipments to Western Australia. The company’s robust cash position and community agreements set the stage for upcoming construction milestones.

Rapid Critical Metals has completed a $10.5 million capital raise to acquire major silver projects in New South Wales, appointed Byron Miles as Managing Director, and expanded its land holdings near the Webbs Silver Project by 26 times.