Latest Sustainability News

HydraLyte USA has completed the divestiture of its non-US assets, wiping out debt and boosting cash reserves to US$3.2 million, while focusing its growth strategy on the US ecommerce market with a 28% quarterly revenue increase.

Harvest Technology Group reported a robust 32% revenue increase and secured strategic partnerships to drive its path to profitability by FY27. The company also raised over $3 million through convertible notes to support expansion efforts.

X2M Connect reported a 51% revenue drop in Q2 FY25 as it shifts from hardware to SaaS, yet improved margins and EBITDA signal progress. Strategic partnerships in the Middle East and Taiwan offer promising growth avenues.

Simble Solutions Limited has raised $280,000 through a premium-priced equity placement, signaling renewed investor confidence in its sustainability software platforms.

Pearl Gull Iron Limited reports steady progress in exploration planning on Cockatoo Island despite seasonal challenges, maintaining environmental commitments and exploring new asset opportunities.

Kula Gold reports promising shallow gold intersections at Mt Palmer and secures government co-funding, while launching a $1.6 million entitlement offer to fuel further exploration.

Genmin Limited has appointed a new CEO and Chair, improved its ESG rating to BBB, and made significant progress towards developing its Baniaka iron ore project in Gabon, targeting production in 2026.

X64’s December 2024 quarterly report reveals a 6% rise in gold production to 13,895 ounces alongside a reduction in all-in sustaining costs to US$1,994 per ounce, underpinned by strong underground drilling results and advancing Tigerway decline development.

Ten Sixty Four Limited reports a 9% rise in gold production to 13,123 ounces and a reduction in all-in-sustaining costs to US$2,045 per ounce for the September 2024 quarter, while advancing its Tigerway Decline project and navigating ongoing restructuring.

Ten Sixty Four Limited’s latest quarterly report reveals a notable decline in gold production alongside increased all-in sustaining costs, as the company advances its mine development and navigates a complex restructuring process.

Ten Sixty Four Limited’s latest quarterly report reveals a notable decline in gold output and cash reserves, alongside steady progress on key projects and a pivotal restructuring agreement.

Celsius Resources has obtained a six-month extension to meet funding conditions for its flagship MCB Project, while progressing engineering design and maintaining a stable cash position of A$1.053 million.