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Accent Group Limited forecasts a solid $80 million EBIT for H1 FY25, driven by sales growth despite a challenging promotional environment squeezing margins. Strategic talks with Frasers Group signal potential long-term shifts.

Livium Ltd reports a 179% surge in recycling gross profit and advances its lithium extraction technology, positioning itself strongly in the evolving battery materials market.

MTM Critical Metals reports solid progress on its US-based Flash Joule Heating demonstration plant, targeting a Q4 2025 start-up in Texas amid favorable regulatory and funding prospects.

GreenX Metals has been selected for BHP's 2025 Xplor program, securing US$500,000 to fast-track its Tannenberg Copper Project, while also winning a landmark £252 million arbitration award against Poland.

Berkeley Energia's latest drilling at the Conchas Project in Spain reveals consistent, shallow lithium and rubidium mineralisation, underscoring the project's critical minerals potential. Metallurgical testing and 3D modelling are next steps to unlock value.

Battery Age Minerals has nearly doubled its landholding at the Bleiberg Project in Austria, securing a strategic corridor rich in zinc and germanium. This expansion positions the company to address growing global supply concerns amid China's export restrictions.

Richmond Vanadium Technology has submitted its draft Environmental Impact Statement for the Richmond - Julia Creek Vanadium Project and progressed innovative metallurgical test work, positioning itself for a development decision in 2025.

Magnis Energy Technologies reveals that its partners IM3NY LLC and Imperium3 New York Inc have entered Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings, raising questions about future operations and financial stability.

Sunrise Energy Metals reports significant progress on its Syerston Scandium Project and battery materials complex, while navigating evolving global supply dynamics and maintaining a strong safety record.

Chemist Warehouse Group has delivered a standout first half in FY25, reporting record sales growth and a significant expansion in EBIT margins, driven by new store openings and international expansion.

Burgundy Diamond Mines reported a dip in Q4-2024 production and revenue amid operational transitions but maintains a bullish outlook for 2025 driven by strategic mine development and market recovery.

Burgundy Diamond Mines met most operational and revenue targets in 2024 but missed EBITDA guidance by 6%, while preparing the Point Lake open pit for ore production in early 2025.