Latest Sustainability News

Resource Mining Corporation has raised $2 million through a share placement to accelerate copper-gold exploration in Tanzania, with strong backing from directors including Chairman Asimwe Kabunga.

BetMakers Technology Group reports a strong FY25 trading update, driven by enhancements to its Apollo racing suite and preparations for the GTX wagering platform launch, signaling robust momentum heading into FY26.

Raiden Resources has increased its ownership in the Vuzel Gold Project from 51% to 75%, marking a key milestone driven by promising near-surface and high-grade gold discoveries. The company eyes further ownership gains as drilling continues.

RPM Automotive Group has launched a fully operational tyre recycling plant, boosting its earnings potential while reporting steady revenue and improved profitability for the nine months FYTD.

Perenti’s African Underground Mining Services has locked in a five-year, A$1 billion contract to provide underground mining services at Ghana’s Obuasi Gold Mine, reinforcing its strategic partnership with AngloGold Ashanti.

Ventia Services Group Limited delivered strong financial results for 2024, highlighted by a 12.8% rise in NPATA and a record 92% contract renewal rate, while reaffirming growth guidance despite ongoing ACCC proceedings.

Hawsons Iron Ltd confirms the technical viability of a fully dry processing circuit for its Hawsons Iron Project, promising cost and environmental benefits. An updated prefeasibility study and maiden ore reserves are expected soon.

Lincoln Minerals’ Kookaburra Graphite Project has delivered battery-grade graphite purity exceeding 99.95%, confirming its suitability for lithium-ion battery anodes through a safer, hydrofluoric acid-free process.

GQG Partners reported robust financial results for 2024 with significant growth in funds under management and earnings, underscoring its adaptability and alignment with shareholders. The 2025 Annual Meeting confirmed strong investor confidence with near-unanimous director re-election.

Australian Agricultural Company Limited (AACo) reported a 14% rise in operating profit to $58.4 million for FY25, driven by increased sales volumes and disciplined cost control despite challenging market conditions. The company also marked a significant reduction in statutory loss, signaling improved financial resilience.

Australian Agricultural Company Limited (AACo) reported a robust FY25 operating profit of $58.4 million, driven by increased meat and cattle sales volumes and strategic brand growth despite inflationary pressures.

Australian Agricultural Company Limited (AACo) has reported a robust turnaround in its FY25 results, with significant gains in revenue and profitability driven by higher sales volumes and improved operational efficiency.