Latest Sustainability News

Gold Hydrogen has attracted a $14.5 million strategic investment from global energy leaders Toyota, Mitsubishi Gas Chemical, and ENEOS Xplora, following promising drilling results in South Australia. The funds will accelerate exploration and commercialisation of natural hydrogen and helium resources.

First Graphene Limited is progressing two major projects in hydrogen storage and aerospace 3D printing, backed by multi-million-dollar UK grants to commercialise graphene-enhanced technologies.

Solstice Minerals has initiated an Induced Polarisation survey at its Nanadie Well Copper-Gold Deposit, aiming to identify new resource extensions ahead of planned drilling in Q3 2025.

Black Cat Syndicate reported a 33% jump in gold production for the June quarter, driven by ramped-up operations and strategic acquisitions, with even stronger growth forecast for September despite scheduled maintenance.

Vault Minerals reported preliminary FY25 gold sales just shy of guidance, while making key operational investments and strengthening its balance sheet post-merger.

Keybridge Capital has obtained a $9.3 million bridge funding facility from Active Asset Management, supported by an ASX waiver allowing the deal without prior shareholder approval. The funding aims to address urgent liquidity and solvency challenges while trading remains suspended.

Lithium Universe has completed legal due diligence on its acquisition of New Age Minerals, securing exclusive rights to a patented solar panel recycling technology. This move positions the company to expand its sustainable footprint in the lithium supply chain.

SportsHero Limited has inked major partnerships with leading Southeast Asian telcos, including a US$1 million contract with the Philippines’ PLDT, to expand its cloud-based gaming platform across the region.

BPH Global has launched a focused R&D collaboration with Temasek Polytechnic to develop seaweed-based bio-stimulants aimed at boosting growth and yields in Southeast Asia's oil palm and rice sectors. Early talks are also underway for a production facility in Indonesia to commercialize these innovations.

QEM Limited has completed its leadership transition with Robert Cooper stepping in as Managing Director and CEO, signaling a strategic shift as the company advances its flagship Julia Creek Vanadium and Energy Project.

SRJ Technologies Group has voluntarily suspended its ASX trading as it prepares for a pivotal capital raising and shareholder meeting to secure its financial future.

Domino’s Pizza Enterprises announces CEO Mark Dyck will step down by December 2025, with Chairman Jack Cowin stepping in as interim Executive Chair to guide the company through its next growth phase.