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HyTerra Limited’s McCoy 1 well in Kansas has confirmed significant concentrations of geologic hydrogen and helium, advancing the company’s exploration ambitions with appraisal activities now underway.

Artemis Resources has secured a key exploration licence covering the Cassowary Intrusion, setting the stage for geophysical surveys and drilling targeting large copper-gold deposits in Western Australia.

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.

Hammer Metals has launched a targeted drilling campaign at its Bronzewing South project in Western Australia, aiming to unlock high-grade gold mineralisation adjacent to a major historic mine. The program focuses on previously underexplored zones with promising historical intercepts, potentially setting the stage for significant resource growth.

Tivan Limited has formalised its exploration rights with Traditional Owners for the Sandover Fluorite Project and is gearing up for a significant maiden drilling campaign targeting high-grade fluorite veins.

oOh!media Limited reported a robust first half in 2025 with 17% revenue growth and a 27% rise in underlying EBITDA, driven by key contract wins and operational efficiencies. Despite a $30 million impairment in New Zealand, the company declared a fully franked interim dividend and outlined a positive outlook with a CEO transition on the horizon.

oOh!media has reported a robust first half of 2025, with revenue climbing 17% and adjusted underlying profit soaring 46%, underscoring its leadership in the Out of Home media sector.

oOh!media Limited reported a robust 17% increase in revenue for the first half of 2025, driven by strong Australian market segments, but posted a statutory loss due to a significant impairment charge in New Zealand. The company also announced a restructuring and a new CEO appointment.

Ventia reported solid HY25 results with profit growth and a 43% dividend increase, underpinned by major contract wins and an upgraded FY25 outlook.

Ventia Services Group has upgraded its FY25 profit guidance following a strong first half marked by record contract wins and an expanded share buyback program.

Ventia Services Group reported a 32.6% jump in half-year profit to $134.5 million despite a slight 1.5% revenue decline, declaring a 10.71 cents interim dividend and upgrading full-year earnings guidance.

Temple & Webster Group Ltd has reported record FY25 results with revenue climbing 20.7% to $600.7 million and profit before tax more than doubling to $14.8 million, driven by market share gains and disciplined cost management.