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Perenti Limited has announced an on-market buy-back program targeting up to 85.4 million ordinary shares, aiming to optimize its capital structure over the next year.

NH3 Clean Energy has signed a commitment agreement to lease land at the Port of Dampier, advancing its flagship WAH2 clean ammonia project with enhanced storage and export capabilities.

DeSoto Resources has revealed promising soil sampling results from its Tole and Dadjan projects in Guinea’s Siguiri Basin, identifying new gold anomaly zones that set the stage for upcoming maiden drilling campaigns.

Camplify Holdings has responded to ASX concerns over a delayed director interest notice, revealing internal process failures and promising tighter compliance measures.

Ventia Services Group has extended its facility management contract with the City of Sydney, locking in $100 million over two years and continuing a partnership that began in 2018.

Askari Metals has agreed to sell its Australian gold assets to Forrestania Resources for A$700,000, enabling a strategic pivot towards its promising African exploration projects.

Altech Batteries has announced breakthrough performance milestones for its CERENERGY sodium nickel chloride battery technology, demonstrating exceptional cycle life, efficiency, and safety that position it as a strong contender in grid and industrial energy storage.

Golden Deeps Ltd has identified further high-grade copper mineralisation at its Graceland Critical Metals Prospect in Namibia, with new channel sampling revealing extensive mineralised zones. An upcoming Induced Polarisation survey aims to pinpoint drilling targets for critical metals including copper, silver, and germanium.

Hamelin Gold reports encouraging shallow gold mineralisation at its Fremlins South prospect in Western Australia’s West Tanami, with ongoing drilling programs expanding exploration across multiple targets.

Tower Limited has raised its full-year profit guidance significantly, driven by lower-than-expected large event costs, even as it moderates its premium growth outlook.