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Klevo’s Fly Wallet doubled monthly revenue to $38.0 million in August, powered overwhelmingly by stablecoin sales. The subsidiary remained operating-profit positive, although gross profit fell as management fee income shifted into September.

Gold Hydrogen has completed helium flow testing across all three Ramsay wells, confirming reservoir continuity over 2.2 kilometres and average air-corrected helium concentrations of 15.2%. The company is now accelerating modular pilot planning, but its headline 37 Mscf per well per day production figure remains modelled rather than demonstrated.

Microba has secured a $2.025 million placement while cutting costs further, launching GI Navigator and advancing its proposed merger with Genetic Signatures. The funding comes as the company reports strong Australian testing growth but only about one quarter of cash cover before the raise.

Green360 Technologies has moved MKX further into commercial supply, with binding agreements covering up to 9,600 tonnes and more than 3,500m³ of concrete placed in Melbourne projects. Revenue rose and operating cash outflow narrowed sharply, although the reported contract volumes are maximums rather than guaranteed purchases.

Brazilian Rare Earths has strengthened the development case for its Brazilian rare earths portfolio, reporting high-grade Monte Alto drilling, a new Sulista discovery and first concentrate production at Camaçari. The company ended September with A$121.8 million in cash and no borrowings, although its headline US$6.0 billion project valuation remains based on a preliminary study with substantial inferred resources.

StepChange Holdings delivered a strong start to FY27, with unaudited first-quarter revenue rising 34% to $16.8 million and underlying EBITDA climbing 44% to $1.40 million. The consulting group also expanded its AI Method Library, advanced its US operations and lifted gross margin, although cash declined as acquisition consideration was funded.

Lithium Plus Minerals has outlined a six-year underground direct shipping ore operation at Lei with a post-tax NPV of A$325 million and initial project capital of A$87.7 million. The attractive economics remain dependent on approvals, funding, resource conversion and a lithium price assumption that is not secured by a binding contract.

Janus Electric has used a A$1.91 million FY2026 R&D tax refund to cut its Rockford loan balance to A$987,000. The repayment is expected to reduce interest costs by about A$325,000 a year, while a further overseas R&D refund remains subject to approval.

Kali Metals has expanded its Marble Bar gold pipeline after reporting shallow high-grade drilling and nine additional targets identified after quarter end. The explorer also ended September with $5.242 million in cash and a binding agreement for up to $700,000 of JX Advanced Metals-funded exploration in the Southern Lachlan Fold Belt.

Corporate Travel Management says IATA has released its $65 million security guarantee and restored the settlement cycles used before December 2025. The change is expected to improve CTM’s working capital by approximately $30 million.

Aurum Resources has reported gold mineralisation outside the current resource at BST1 and BMT2, including a 57-metre intercept grading 2.34 g/t gold. The results will be assessed in an updated Boundiali resource estimate due by the end of October, ahead of a planned definitive feasibility study.

Excite Technology Services has secured a $2.9 million, 24-month contract with an unnamed Australian Federal Government regulator. The award expands its government work in digital forensics and investigative analytics, although standard termination and scope variation rights limit certainty around the full value.

Delorean has secured the operational licence needed for its SA1 Salisbury bioenergy project to begin receiving organic waste, with construction about 90% complete. The approval moves the facility into waste acceptance and biological commissioning ahead of its planned biomethane export into Adelaide’s gas network.

Audalia Resources has agreed to let two lenders convert up to AUD$5 million of loans into 166.7 million shares at 3 cents each, subject to shareholder approval. The arrangement could reduce future debt repayments, but would add a substantial block of equity if exercised.

CuFe is seeking to take full ownership of its Tennant Creek copper-gold-bismuth project by issuing 1.6 billion shares to the holders of the remaining 45% interest. The deal could simplify development decisions, but would also leave Gold Valley and its associates with about 53% of CuFe if completed.

EBR Systems has submitted its WiSE wireless cardiac pacing system for Australian regulatory approval, opening a potential second commercial market after the United States. The application has entered a priority review pathway, but neither approval nor an assessment timetable is guaranteed.

Regener8 Resources has completed the sale of its Kookynie Gold Project to Goldarc Resources for initial consideration of A$1.5 million in escrowed shares, with up to a further A$1 million tied to future resource milestones. The deal leaves Regener8 focused on its Srebrenica North silver-zinc-lead-antimony project in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

G50 has extended the known strike of its Golconda gold-silver system to more than 1.8km, with shallow high-grade results from the Golden Eagle target. The ASX-listed explorer also finished the quarter with A$25.778 million in cash after a placement backed by Hancock Prospecting.

Codan has set a first-half FY27 NPAT floor of $162 million after delivering record FY26 results, while targeting Communications revenue growth at the upper end of its 30% to 40% range. The company is benefiting from exceptional demand for unmanned systems, although visibility in conflict markets remains limited beyond the near term.

BCI Minerals has pushed the Mardie project to 90% construction completion, while crystallised salt rose more than fivefold to 266,000 tonnes during the September quarter. The company still targets first salt on ship in calendar 2027, but the timetable depends on summer evaporation and the final commissioning push.

Aeris Environmental has secured $1.5 million from two sophisticated investors to accelerate its Syncromesh building intelligence platform, while issuing a further 2.05 million shares for advisory services. The capital arrives as the company seeks to turn its smart-building technology pipeline into recurring revenue.

Alkane Resources has extended the known gold-antimony system beneath Nagambie’s West Pit, with drilling identifying mineralisation outside the existing Inferred Resource. The results strengthen the exploration case, but do not yet change the resource estimate or establish an economic mine plan.

Aureka is approaching a decisive shareholder vote on its proposed acquisition of the Fiddlers Creek mine and Wedderburn mill, after raising $7.25 million and ending September with $6.993 million in cash. Exploration results at Irvine and Comstock add further upside, but the company’s transition from explorer to producer is not yet complete.

OD6 Metals has extended the high-grade fluorspar footprint at its Quinn project in Nevada, with rock-chip assays reaching 95.6% CaF₂ along a 350-metre trend from Blue Bell to Shannon Queen. The result elevates the corridor to a priority exploration target, although drilling is still needed to establish continuity, depth and scale.