Latest Sustainability News

Aumake Limited reported a remarkable 239% increase in quarterly cash receipts, driven by a $16 million purchase order from Yangtze River and a strategic capital raise, positioning the company for robust growth in 2025.

Horizon Oil’s latest quarterly report reveals a significant production uplift at the Mereenie field following successful infill drilling, alongside steady cash flow and a strong balance sheet heading into 2025.

Farm Pride Foods has successfully recovered from Avian Influenza setbacks, improving cash flows and repaying significant debt while investing in biosecurity and production upgrades.

Suvo Strategic Minerals delivered a robust December quarter with soaring profits and an extended supply deal, while advancing innovative low carbon cement projects in Australia and Indonesia.

Marvel Gold reports a cautious quarter with $0.513 million cash on hand and ongoing negotiations over its Mali assets, while actively exploring new opportunities beyond Mali for sustainable growth.

Champion Iron reported solid Q3 FY2025 results despite a two-week shipment interruption, while progressing its DRPF upgrade and forging a key partnership for the Kami Project.

Latrobe Magnesium marks a year without lost time injuries and completes key construction phases, while navigating legal disputes and operational cost pressures.

Murray Cod Australia Ltd has secured a $43 million funding package from Westpac, advancing its Stanbridge site construction and expanding its biomass. The company also initiated exports to Thailand and is progressing towards entry into the Chinese market.

Nickel Industries delivered a record US$72.4 million EBITDA in Q4 2024, driven by strong operational milestones and strategic project advancements. However, currency fluctuations posed a significant challenge, underscoring the company’s exposure to foreign exchange risks.

MRG Metals reports significant progress in its Mozambique Heavy Mineral Sands joint venture with Sinowin Lithium, alongside promising rare earth element exploration results in Zimbabwe, positioning the company for potential growth in strategic mineral markets.

Resolute Mining reported a strong operational and financial performance in 2024, producing 340,000 ounces of gold and generating $250 million in operating cash flow. Despite higher costs driven by new mining regulations, the company maintains positive guidance for 2025 with ongoing exploration and development projects across West Africa.

Resolute Mining delivered a solid 2024 with record cash flows and slightly higher gold production, but faces rising costs from Mali’s new Mining Code and a $160 million government settlement. The company plans lower 2025 output as Mako mining winds down, focusing on cash flow and exploration.