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Lithium Universe Limited has secured global rights to a breakthrough solar panel recycling technology that promises to unlock vast reserves of critical minerals, while advancing its Québec lithium refinery with robust financials and strategic partnerships.

Metals Australia reports a 595% surge in graphitic carbon intervals at its Lac Carheil project, advances critical infrastructure funding applications, and initiates copper-gold drilling at Warrego East.

EcoGraf Limited has advanced its vertically integrated battery anode materials business with a US$105 million financing mandate for its Epanko Graphite Mine and positive momentum in US and EU government support.

Veris Limited has secured a major contract worth up to $20 million to provide engineering survey services for Melbourne’s Suburban Rail Loop East tunnels, boosting its secured workload to over $65 million.

BMG Resources confirms a substantial gold system at its Abercromby Gold Project through Phase 1 drilling results, validating its geological model and setting the stage for resource expansion. The company is advancing plans for Phase 2 drilling and a scoping study to explore commercial mining potential.

Caravel Minerals has initiated the engineering tendering process for its Caravel Copper Project, aiming to award contracts from August 2025. This follows a simplified plant design and a $15 million loan facility, positioning the project for streamlined development.

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.

Mayur Resources has marked significant progress at its Central Lime Project in Papua New Guinea, completing key wharf infrastructure and ordering essential construction equipment ahead of major build phases.

Southern Cross Electrical Engineering’s Heyday subsidiary has landed over $70 million in new project awards, including critical infrastructure works at Western Sydney Airport and a major Sydney data centre.

Cokal Limited has secured US$15 million in strategic debt funding to ramp up metallurgical coal production at its BBM mine, while terminating all agreements with Cratus due to non-performance.

Maas Group Holdings has reaffirmed its FY25 underlying EBITDA guidance between $215 million and $245 million, while expanding its Melbourne construction materials hub through key acquisitions in asphalt paving and recycling.

Marmota Limited has unveiled spectacular heavy mineral concentrations from its February 2025 drilling at the Muckanippie EL 6166 titanium project, expanding the mineralised zone to 3.2km by 1.8km with grades reaching 63%.