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Austral Resources has lodged a binding offer to acquire Hammer Metals for $80.7 million, trumping Larvotto Resources' earlier $61.2 million scheme. The proposal includes a demerger of Hammer’s WA gold assets and positions Hammer shareholders to own about 31% of the combined entity.

Advanced Innergy Holdings (ASX:AIH) has revised down its FY26 revenue and EBITDA forecasts due to project timing delays and supply chain issues but maintains a robust order book and financial position.

Black Bear Minerals’ latest scoping study for its Independence Gold Project in Nevada outlines a low-capital open-pit heap-leach operation with a post-tax NPV of around A$511 million and a rapid 1.4-year payback, based on a portion of the near-surface epithermal resource.

Atomos Limited has turned a corner in FY26, posting over 20% sales growth to around $40 million and swinging to EBITDA profitability after prior losses, boosted by new product launches and the strategic acquisition of Flanders Scientific.

Raptor Metals has confirmed a significant stacked copper-rich VMS system at its Chester Project through maiden drilling, while expanding its footprint with key acquisitions in the Bathurst Mining Camp.

IMEXHS Limited posted a 21% revenue increase in Q2 FY26, driven by a landmark public tender in Mexico deploying its AI-powered Aquila+ radiology platform. The company’s proprietary AI agents are now operational in live environments, supporting its strategy to own the full radiology workflow.

Nutritional Growth Solutions (ASX: NGS) has secured a $2.5 million placement and moved closer to acquiring Sprout Organic, aiming to boost revenue and cut costs amid improved cash flow.

Austral Gold lifted Guanaco production by 17% in Q2 2026, cut unit costs, and filed a new technical report extending mine life to 2040 with a US$192 million NPV. Toll processing at Casposo added US$5.9 million in fees, while exploration advanced in Chile and Argentina.

archTIS surged to a record FY2026 with Annual Recurring Revenue hitting $14.8 million, driven by major US and Australian Defence wins and expanding its customer base beyond defence.

Scalare Partners has completed its acquisition of Fishburners, significantly boosting its founder network to around 40,000 and strengthening its national footprint. The company reported steady customer receipts of $5.29 million and raised a $5 million convertible note facility to fund ongoing growth.

Vanadium Resources pivots to a co-production V-Iron Plant at Steelpoortdrift, securing a non-binding offtake with US Vanadium and appointing Rand Merchant Bank to drive project financing.

Enlitic slashed its net operating cash outflow by 76% in Q2 FY26 and secured binding commitments for a A$15 million conditional placement alongside convertible note conversions, positioning the company with a pro forma cash balance of about A$18 million and a debt-free balance sheet.