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Brazilian Critical Minerals Ltd reports breakthrough test results from its Ema ionic clay rare earth project, producing a high-purity mixed rare earth carbonate and advancing drilling, logistics, and environmental assessments.

Australasian Metals Limited reports significant progress in its Dingo Hole Highly Pure Quartz and May Queen South Bauxite projects, including promising gallium assay results, supported by a solid cash position and recent capital raise.

Brazilian Critical Minerals Limited reported a net cash outflow from operating activities in the December 2024 quarter but maintains a solid cash position supported by significant unused financing facilities.

BSA Limited reported a robust Q2 FY2025 with revenue up 10.7% and EBITDA surging 31.5%, underpinned by a key contract extension with nbn. The company has upgraded its full-year EBITDA guidance, signaling confidence in sustained profitability.

Aquirian’s subsidiary Western Energetics has secured a $20 million, three-year supply agreement with Mt Ida Goldmine, delivering innovative energetics and technology solutions that promise cost savings and environmental benefits.

Altech Batteries’ CERENERGY® sodium chloride battery project has secured the highest environmental rating, ‘Dark Green,’ from S&P Global Ratings, highlighting its low emissions and sustainable production. This accreditation opens access to the growing Green Bond market, positioning Altech as a leader in eco-friendly battery technology.

Marmota Limited has launched an extensive drilling program at its Muckanippie Heavy Minerals Titanium discovery, following exceptional assay results that confirm high-grade titanium mineralisation from surface.

VHM Limited has secured ministerial endorsement for its Goschen Project Environmental Effects Statement, paving the way for a Final Investment Decision and targeted production in 2026. The company also advanced financing and strategic appointments to support its development trajectory.

Andean Silver has revealed exceptional high-grade mineralisation at its Cerro Bayo project in Chile, including the highest silver equivalent grades in 40 years, with a resource update expected in Q1 2025.

Fertoz Limited reports solid Q4 2024 sales despite Canadian permit delays and plans a strategic rebrand to Canadian Phosphate Limited to align with its growth ambitions.

Great Western Exploration has completed initial drilling at its Oval copper-gold target and is advancing approvals for further drilling at its Sumo niobium and Juggernaut VHMS copper-gold targets, while divesting its non-core Yandal West gold project.

Great Western Exploration Limited reported a $191,000 net cash outflow from operations in the December quarter but bolstered its cash reserves to $4.74 million through a $3.6 million capital raise, maintaining a solid financial footing for ongoing exploration.

Sipa Resources has acquired Buru Energy's 50% stake in the Barbwire Terrace Project, gaining 100% ownership and full operational control. The deal includes a 0.6% Net Smelter Return royalty, positioning Sipa to advance exploration of promising zinc-lead-silver targets in Western Australia.

Raptis Group Limited reported stable income from its caretaking and letting operations for the December 2024 quarter, while navigating a personal injury claim and exploring a new residential resort project on the Gold Coast.

Raptis Group Limited reported a positive net cash inflow from operating activities of $54,509 for the quarter ended December 31, 2024, ending with $303,102 in cash and equivalents. The company recorded no investing or financing cash flows during the period.

Genesis Energy's FY25 Q2 report highlights a strategic pivot towards renewable energy and enhanced portfolio flexibility, marked by the Lauriston solar farm's early generation and a sharp cut in carbon emissions, even as total generation declined.

Synlait Milk Limited projects a return to profitability in HY25 with EBITDA guidance between $58 million and $63 million, underpinned by strategic growth and cost control. The company also enhances its financial incentives to secure South Island milk supply for the next three seasons.

KMD Brands reports improving sales in direct-to-consumer channels for FY25’s first five months, offset by ongoing wholesale challenges and a forecasted dip in EBITDA.