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Mammoth Minerals has identified a major new 5.5km by 4.2km intrusive complex at its Excelsior Gold Project in Nevada, drawing parallels to the prolific 4.2Moz Goldfield Caldera. Concurrent surveys at its Skyline Project in Canada bolster its base metals exploration pipeline, while plans for a strategic spinout are underway.

Synertec has secured a pivotal contract to supply its zero-emission Powerhouse system to Shell QGC’s Coal Seam Gas operations in Queensland, marking a significant step in industrial decarbonisation.

Electro Optic Systems has completed its acquisition of the UK-based Interceptor business, marking a strategic expansion into the AUKUS market and enhancing its counter-drone technology portfolio.

Audeara Limited has secured a $1.22 million R&D tax incentive refund for FY25, strengthening its financial position by repaying debt and retaining non-dilutive funding to fuel ongoing product development.

Synertec Corporation reported resilience in FY25 despite sector headwinds, with a strong rebound in engineering profits and a 90% revenue jump in its renewable Powerhouse technology.

CSIRO has sold about half its shares in Chrysos Corporation through a block trade, reducing its stake by roughly 9%, yet remains a committed substantial shareholder with a six-month escrow on its retained shares.

Loyal Metals has launched a cutting-edge geophysical survey program at its Highway Reward Copper-Gold Mine, aiming to build on recent drilling success and pinpoint new mineral targets for 2026.

Straker Ltd’s H1 FY26 results reveal a strategic shift from legacy translation services to AI-driven specialised language models, anchored by a $28 million partnership with IBM. Despite a 15% revenue decline, the company maintains positive adjusted EBITDA and a strong balance sheet.

Straker Ltd reports a solid first half of FY26 with positive EBITDA and a renewed IBM partnership, despite a 15% revenue decline amid challenging market conditions.

Straker Limited has significantly narrowed its interim loss despite a 15% revenue decline, driven by cost efficiencies and the absence of prior non-cash charges. The company also renewed a strategic $28 million partnership with IBM, reinforcing its AI language technology ambitions.

Temple & Webster Group has reported a record FY25 revenue of $601 million, marking a 21% increase year-on-year, alongside a 43% rise in EBITDA. The company is confidently progressing towards its ambitious $1 billion mid-term revenue target.

Temple & Webster Group delivered a robust FY25 with 21% revenue growth and expanded into New Zealand, reaffirming its ambitious growth and profitability targets for FY26.