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Equatorial Resources has completed the final hearing in its high-stakes arbitration against the Republic of Congo and is pursuing clarity on permit cancellations in Guinea, all while maintaining a solid cash reserve.

Meteoric Resources has cleared a major regulatory hurdle with the approval of its Preliminary Environmental License for the Caldeira Rare Earths Project, enabling the company to progress towards construction and first production targeted for 2028. The company also commissioned its pilot plant, producing its first batches of rare earth carbonate.

Mont Royal Resources has signed a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding with the Saguenay Port Authority to explore locating a hydrometallurgical facility for its Ashram Rare Earths Project in Québec, leveraging the port’s strategic logistics and industrial infrastructure.

Arrow Minerals maintains a cautious stance as regulatory ambiguity stalls its Guinea projects, while the country’s recent election brings a hopeful backdrop for resolution.

Downer EDI Limited has been named preferred contractor for four major New Zealand state highway maintenance contracts, securing an estimated NZD 870 million in revenue over initial contract periods starting May 2026.

SRG Global has landed $650 million worth of contracts spanning water, defence, energy, and more across Australia and New Zealand, reinforcing its position as a diversified infrastructure leader.

Midas Minerals has achieved a key milestone in acquiring the Otavi Copper Project in Namibia and commenced drilling at the nearby South Otavi Project, backed by a fresh $11.5 million capital raise.

Pure Resources has completed the acquisition of the Garnet Hills mining lease and confirmed high-grade garnet products through metallurgical testing, positioning itself for feasibility studies and U.S. partnerships.

Ava Risk Group reported a 5% revenue increase in FY2025, driven by its Detect segment and a strong sales backlog. The company targets over 20% revenue growth in FY2026, supported by its Aura Ai-X fibre optic sensing technology and strategic global partnerships.

Ava Risk Group reported a solid start to FY2026 with $9 million in Q1 sales orders and a $7.5 million backlog, underpinning its guidance for a profitable first half.

GPT Group has acquired a 50% interest in Sydney’s iconic Grosvenor Place office tower, forming a strategic partnership with Commonwealth Superannuation Corporation (CSC) and expanding its premium office portfolio.

Ava Risk Group has secured $0.9 million in contracts to deploy its Aura Ai-X fibre sensing technology for border protection in Latvia and a major Australian transport infrastructure project, underscoring growing demand in critical security sectors.