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Cobram Estate Olives has reported a record 2025 Australian olive harvest with a 10.2% increase in production and forecasts a strong FY2025 EBITDA of $115 million. The company also announces strategic moves including a CEO relocation to the US and acquisition of farming machinery business Leda Ag.

Nanosonics has launched trophon3, its next-generation ultrasound disinfection device, alongside a software upgrade for existing users, promising faster cycles and enhanced digital integration.

MTM Critical Metals has appointed Gregory L. Bowman, a seasoned U.S. defense and industrial strategy expert, to the advisory board of its U.S. subsidiary Flash Metals USA, aiming to accelerate its critical metals refining technology and deepen ties with U.S. government stakeholders.

Black Canyon Limited has revealed significant high-grade iron and manganese assay results from its Wandanya project, confirming a promising dual commodity discovery in Western Australia.

Gold Mountain Limited reports promising high-grade rare earth element anomalies and new gold targets at its Varzedo Prospect in Brazil, advancing its Down Under Rare Earths Project.

Dreadnought Resources advances its Gifford Creek Carbonatite project with a targeted diamond drilling campaign to supply metallurgical samples amid rising commercial interest in rare earths and critical metals.

Ardea Resources announces a key milestone as a Japanese consortium earns a 17.5% interest in the Kalgoorlie Nickel Project following half of the DFS budget spent. This marks a significant step towards developing a major nickel-cobalt operation with strong ESG credentials.

Bluechiip Limited has completed the sale of its assets amid liquidation, with creditors voting to wind up the company and no expected returns for unsecured creditors or shareholders.

Senetas reports FY2025 sales slightly below last year amid partner integration delays, while progressing with the Votiro business sale and maintaining strong cash reserves.

Lithium Universe Limited reveals progress on its Bécancour lithium refinery and secures innovative photovoltaic recycling technology, positioning itself at the forefront of sustainable lithium supply.

Provaris Energy has raised $1.08 million through a share placement to accelerate its hydrogen and carbon dioxide storage and transport infrastructure development in Europe, including a prototype hydrogen tank program in Norway.

Sparc Hydrogen, in partnership with the University of Adelaide, has won a $2.75 million Australian Government grant to advance its pioneering green hydrogen pilot plant. This funding underscores the commercial promise of its novel photocatalytic water splitting technology.