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AngloGold Ashanti has completed a 2,659-sample soil geochemistry program at EcoGraf’s Golden Eagle project in Tanzania, with results now pending ahead of a planned drilling phase. The work forms part of a US$9 million farm-in while EcoGraf prepares separate exploration across a broader portfolio of gold and critical-minerals targets.

Charger Metals has mobilised an RC rig for a 10,000m programme aimed at expanding and upgrading confidence in its 10.6Mt Medcalf lithium resource. The work is funded by the $3.752 million cash sale of the Bynoe Lithium Project and comes as Charger commits to a scoping study at Lake Johnston.

ABx Group and its ALCORE subsidiary have received nearly $600,000 in R&D tax offsets, while ALCORE has completed repayment of $2.61 million in unused government grant funds. The company is now awaiting a decision on a separate Industry Growth Program application worth up to $5 million.

Locality Planning Energy CEO Scott Taylor has stepped down, with a three-person interim leadership team taking charge while the board searches for a permanent successor. The company says its growth strategy remains unchanged, but has not set a timetable for the appointment.

Raptor Metals has identified two conductive systems across its Chester copper project, including the strongest off-hole response recorded near a high-grade drill intersection. The results give the company specific targets for follow-up drilling, but the conductors remain exploration targets rather than a resource estimate.

Imagion Biosystems has signed nanoComposix to resume GMP-aligned manufacturing of the MagSense nanoparticle core, a move designed to support its FDA-cleared HER2 breast cancer programme without the fixed cost of an in-house facility. The agreement improves manufacturing readiness, but its value, duration and production commitments remain undisclosed.

Infinity Mining has extended the gold anomaly at its Tanjil Dome project in Victoria to about 1km and identified a separate 1.5km anomalous trend at Good Hope. Surface samples returned up to 3.70 g/t gold at Tanjil Dome and 12.91 g/t from a Good Hope mullock sample, with trenching and drilling now planned.

Terramin Australia has launched a partially underwritten $28.65 million entitlement offer to fund project development and reduce debt owed to major shareholder Asipac. The raise could also materially reshape the company’s ownership, while its prospectus flags a material uncertainty over its ability to continue as a going concern.

Titomic has secured a US$5.0 million contract to install and commission its TKF 1000 cold spray system at the U.S. Air Force’s Tinker Air Force Base. Delivery is scheduled for the third quarter of 2027, subject to site coordination and approvals.

GreenTech Metals has returned its strongest multi-metre copper result to date at the Ayshia deposit, with gold, silver and zinc credits included. The intersection sits approximately 65 metres beyond the existing resource envelope, although its true width remains unconfirmed.

Adisyn says the USPTO has allowed its third US patent application, extending its graphene deposition claims from metallic surfaces to non-metallic semiconductor materials. The allowed claims also include low-temperature processing and in-process quality checks, although commercial adoption remains unconfirmed.

Auris Minerals has identified potential strike extensions to gold mineralisation at Jacques East and returned further anomalous results at Frenchys South from 22 air core holes. The more decisive test now shifts to more than 100 one-metre samples intended to reveal whether the composite grades conceal higher-grade, nuggety zones.

Entropy Neurodynamics reported that all six patients in Cohort 1 of its Phase 2 BED trial maintained clinically meaningful improvement 12 weeks after two TRP-8803 infusions. Three patients experienced no binge-eating episodes during the 84-day follow-up, although the results come from a small, open-label study without a control group.

Victory Metals has secured a 2,006-hectare mining lease for its North Stanmore heavy rare earths project in Western Australia. The grant removes a key tenure hurdle, but technical studies, approvals, offtake agreements and financing still stand between the project and a development decision.

Dimerix has secured Mexican composition of matter protection for its Phase 2-ready kidney drug DMX-652 until June 2041. The grant expands the asset’s patent estate ahead of planned clinical testing in acute kidney injury, although it brings no new clinical data or regulatory approval.

GPT is adding a 23-level Brisbane office tower to its value-add partnership for $380 million, taking the vehicle’s deployment above $500 million since February. The deal brings a mostly leased asset into a partnership portfolio, but is not expected to materially change GPT’s 2026 earnings.

Kincora Copper has received a further US$1.5 million from the staged sale of its Mongolian subsidiaries, taking proceeds to US$6.5 million. A final US$3.5 million remains scheduled by the end of 2026, subject to transaction milestones and conditions.

Nelson Resources is selling its Woodline and Fortnum exploration projects for up to $1.09 million, including $690,000 in stated cash consideration and contingent Woodline payments. The divestments are intended to sharpen the company’s focus on Gold Point in Nevada and other priority assets.

Stonehorse Energy has added 262 BOEPD from two new Alberta wells, lifting production from its Drumheller area above 500 BOEPD. Two further wells are online but still cleaning up, while the company plans more drilling before year-end.

L1 Gold Fund has completed its retail entitlement offer, taking its latest equity raising to approximately A$375.4 million. L1 Group has also subscribed for A$42 million through the remaining shortfall offer, while the final allocation remains open.

Sinclair Gold has doubled the JORC Mineral Resource at its Mt Henry project to 1.8 million ounces after just 20,426 metres of drilling. The shallow resource remains open, with five rigs operating and assays pending from 25 holes outside the current estimate.

Falcon Metals has confirmed high-grade gold and visible gold across a 750-metre strike at the Lotus Zone, including intercepts of up to 64.0g/t. The result keeps Blue Moon open to the north, while three diamond rigs continue testing the broader Bendigo-style system.

49 Metals has elevated CEO Phil Carter to Managing Director while shifting Executive Director Oliver Kreuzer into a non-executive and consulting role. The restructure comes with A$265,000 in base pay for Carter and 5 million options exercisable at 25¢ and 30¢.

Elk Range Mining has identified coarse visible gold in retained historical core from its Friday Gold Project in Idaho, inside an interval previously reported at 26.54 g/t gold. The observation is encouraging but not an assay result, leaving Photon Assay results and current drilling assays as the decisive tests.