Latest Mergers And Acquisitions News

EVZ Limited reported a robust $3.2 million net positive operating cash inflow in Q2 FY25, bolstered by new contract wins worth approximately $28 million and a healthy $110 million contract backlog.

Leo Lithium has completed the sale of its remaining interest in the Goulamina Project, distributing over A$249 million to shareholders and restructuring its board as it pivots towards new asset acquisitions.

Canyon Resources has completed an extensive drilling campaign at its Minim Martap Bauxite Project and appointed a new CFO, setting the stage for key resource updates and feasibility milestones in 2025.

Taruga Minerals reports significant progress in Western Australia with new exploration license applications and ongoing copper project developments, alongside key corporate changes and a stable cash position.

Strategic Elements Ltd reports a robust cash position and progress across its portfolio of early-stage ventures, including the promising Energy Ink™ technology and autonomous vehicle applications in mining.

Zinc of Ireland NL has applied for a new exploration licence in Western Australia's Murchison region, signaling a strategic pivot towards gold while refining its zinc and lead assets in Ireland and exiting Canadian holdings.

Activeport Group Ltd reported steady revenue of $2.5 million in Q2 FY25, maintaining a stable cost structure post-restructure and positioning itself for growth through new projects and a significant GPU orchestration licensing deal.

Advanced Health Intelligence Ltd has locked in a USD$4 million convertible note facility with UAE-based KOR Investments LLC, aiming to raise up to AUD$10 million to fuel its MENA expansion and reduce debt.

Newfield Resources clarifies its $10 million loan facility status, postpones key sampling work, and updates on ongoing dispute with Octea Limited, signaling cautious navigation through financial and operational challenges.

Premier1 Lithium's latest quarterly report reveals multiple high-grade gold assay results at its Yalgoo Project and a successful $1.5 million capital raise, setting the stage for imminent drilling activities.

Hastings Technology Metals has secured a strategic non-binding MOU with Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Investment to explore a rare earths processing facility, while reporting encouraging developments at its Yangibana Project and maintaining solid financial footing.

Hastings Technology Metals Ltd reported a $2.29 million net cash outflow from operating activities in the December 2024 quarter, alongside significant capital expenditure and new borrowings, highlighting a critical phase in its project development.