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Cazaly Resources has raised $3.5 million through a strongly supported placement to accelerate reverse circulation drilling at its Goongarrie Gold Project in Western Australia. The capital injection positions the company to expand exploration efforts and advance key targets in a promising gold region.

AustChina Holdings has raised $1.5 million through a private placement with Bluestone Energy, aiming to accelerate acquisitions and exploration across its energy and mineral projects.

Alara Resources’ Oman joint venture has secured an additional $36.4 million loan facility to fund key capital projects and sustain operations at the Al Wash-hi Majaza Copper Gold Project.

Nufarm Limited posted a $165.3 million statutory loss for FY25, driven by significant restructuring charges and omega-3 price declines, while announcing a CEO transition effective January 2026.

Ausgold Limited has raised A$80 million through a fully underwritten placement to fast-track the Katanning Gold Project, aiming for a final investment decision by mid-2026. The capital injection strengthens the company’s balance sheet and supports key development milestones.

White Energy Company Limited has announced a partially underwritten entitlement offer to raise approximately $3.5 million at a 10% discount, aimed at funding key mineral exploration projects across Australia.

Decidr AI Industries has announced a strategic acquisition of Delaware-based Sugarwork Inc., marking its official entry into the US market and enhancing its Agentic AI platform with advanced knowledge transfer capabilities.

Sheffield Resources announces a $6.5 million contribution to support the Thunderbird Mineral Sands Mine as Kimberley Mineral Sands navigates ongoing debt restructuring discussions with lenders.

Nufarm reported a mixed FY25 with strong crop protection profits offset by a statutory loss from seed restructuring, while targeting earnings growth and debt reduction in FY26.

Nufarm’s FY25 results reveal robust growth in crop protection and a strategic shift in seed technologies, alongside a significant $538 million reduction in net debt. The company eyes stronger earnings and lower leverage in FY26.

KMD Brands reported a challenging FY25 with a net loss but has launched a transformative ‘Next Level’ strategy focused on cost reset, product innovation, and digital growth. Early FY26 trading shows promising sales momentum, signaling potential turnaround.

KMD Brands reports a solid 7.9% increase in first quarter sales, driven by strong Kathmandu and Rip Curl performances, while managing inventory and margin pressures ahead of key seasonal trading.