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AustChina Holdings has completed a strategic placement raising $412,500 to fund exploration of newly acquired gold and antimony prospects in Tasmania, marking a key step in its resource expansion strategy.

QPM Energy reports a substantial 61% upgrade in Moranbah Gas Project reserves to 435PJ, successfully integrates Moranbah Power Station operations, and begins overhaul of Townsville Power Station, navigating weather disruptions and contract renewals.

Tolu Minerals has raised A$27.25 million through a placement to fund extensive exploration and refurbish its Tolukuma Gold Mine in Papua New Guinea, signaling a strategic push towards early gold production.

Askari Metals has raised $750,000 through a placement to advance its tin, tantalum, and gold projects in Namibia and Ethiopia, positioning itself for growth in African mineral exploration.

Little Green Pharma reported a robust 40% revenue increase for FY25, driven by strong European sales and the strategic acquisition of Health House. The company also advanced clinical research and secured new therapy funding, positioning itself for continued growth.

CZR Resources has terminated its prior deal with Miracle Iron and endorsed a superior A$75 million cash offer from the Rio Tinto-led Robe River Iron Associates JV for its Robe Mesa Project. The company retains promising gold and titanium-vanadium assets while preparing for shareholder approval.

Vanadium Resources Limited has extended its EPC and financing MOU with China Energy and raised A$783,000 via convertible notes, supporting ongoing development of its Steelpoortdrift Vanadium Project amid cost controls and regulatory progress.

Narryer Metals reports compelling scandium, gallium, and rare earth assay results at its Rocky Gully Project, alongside advancing a titanium-rich heavy mineral sands discovery through its JV with Petratherm at Muckanippie.

Nagambie Resources reported significant new antimony-gold intersections at its Nagambie Mine and joined a US Department of Defence consortium, positioning itself amid soaring antimony prices and strategic demand. The company also advanced funding arrangements and plans a resource update in the June quarter.

Quickstep Holdings reported a $5.8 million net operating cash outflow in Q3 FY25 but bolstered liquidity by securing $6.6 million in customer advances and implementing cost controls.

Cosmos Exploration has progressed its lithium brine extraction testing in Bolivia using Vulcan Energy’s VULSORB® technology and reported promising uranium mineralogy results from its Canadian projects, supported by a $1.25 million capital raise.

Fin Resources Limited reported subdued exploration activity in Q1 2025 amid weak lithium prices but secured $445,000 via convertible notes and outlined plans for McKenzie Springs exploration.