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Amplitude Energy has launched the retail component of its fully underwritten entitlement offer, aiming to raise approximately A$20 million to support key growth projects including the expansion of the East Coast Supply Project and the potential restart of Patricia Baleen.

Lithium Energy has acquired the Mt Dromedary Graphite Project, merging it with its Burke deposit to form a world-class high-grade graphite inventory, setting the stage for a vertically integrated battery anode material business in Queensland.

Atlas Arteria has announced an ordinary dividend of AUD 0.20 per security for the six months ending June 2025, payable in early October. The dividend is fully unfranked, reflecting the company’s international income streams.

WestStar Industrial’s subsidiary SIMPEC has landed a significant $8 million contract to supply and install ventilation systems for the NSW Government’s Western Harbour Tunnel, marking a strategic expansion into Sydney’s infrastructure sector.

Eclipse Metals has launched a significant drilling campaign in Greenland, targeting rare earth elements at its Ivigtût and Grønnedal sites amid rising global demand for critical minerals.

Provaris Energy has formalized a strategic collaboration with Baker Hughes to advance compressed hydrogen solutions for marine transport and storage across Europe, marking a key milestone in scaling regional hydrogen supply chains.

Orcoda Limited faced a challenging FY25 due to delayed projects from a key customer but is poised for recovery with new contracts and growth in recurring revenue. The company’s strategic diversification and AI-powered solutions underpin a confident outlook for FY26.

Duratec Limited reported record FY25 results with revenue of $573 million and a robust $4.16 billion project pipeline, driven by strong Energy and Emerging sectors growth. Despite Defence sector delays, the company is well positioned for expansion in FY26.

Capral Limited reported half-year earnings in line with expectations despite a 7% decline in volume, buoyed by higher aluminium prices and disciplined cost management. The company anticipates a residential market rebound in the second half of 2025 amid ongoing industrial softness.

Ava Risk Group has landed a $0.8 million contract with Siemens to supply its advanced fibre sensing technology for a major Australian transport infrastructure project, signaling growing domestic demand.

Jayride Group has launched a new SaaS platform aimed at transforming its business model from a traditional aggregator to a scalable, subscription-based technology provider for ground transportation. Early integrations in Southeast Asia signal a strategic shift with promising growth potential.

Cokal Limited has secured a strategic US$15 million debt facility to support infrastructure and coal production at its Indonesian BBM mine, while cautiously navigating weak market conditions with minimal production and resumed domestic shipments.