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Connected Minerals reports promising uranium grades from its maiden drilling at Namibia’s Etango North-East project, aligning closely with nearby world-class deposits, while advancing rare earth exploration in Western Australia.

Accelerate Resources has kicked off its maiden drilling campaign at the Kanowna Gold East Project, refining targets through advanced gravity surveys, while bolstering its cash reserves with a $2 million non-dilutive injection.

Visionflex Group Limited reported a positive operating cash flow for the June 2025 quarter alongside revised convertible note facilities with key investors, signaling steady liquidity and funding stability.

Dreadnought Resources Limited reported a solid cash flow quarter ending June 2025, with a net cash increase of AUD 3.1 million and a funding runway extending to five quarters. The company’s financial position reflects strategic financing activity amid ongoing exploration investments.

Orica has successfully raised USD 390 million through a US Private Placement, extending its debt maturity profile and strengthening its balance sheet amid strong investor demand.

Amplitude Energy capped FY25 with record production and revenue, while progressing its East Coast Supply Project and announcing significant board changes.

Rio Tinto has appointed Simon Trott as its new Chief Executive, effective August 25, 2025, marking a leadership transition focused on operational excellence and shareholder value.

Legend Mining Limited reported a stable cash flow for the June 2025 quarter, ending with nearly AUD 11.8 million in cash and equivalents and an estimated 32.7 quarters of funding available.

NEXION Group Ltd has issued 700,000 convertible notes to raise $70,000, supporting costs for a proposed acquisition. The notes carry a 10% interest rate and may convert to shares pending shareholder approval.

ClearVue Technologies initiates a thorough expenditure review and announces a key board resignation as it aims to sharpen its focus on product innovation and global expansion.

Spectur Ltd reports a stronger cash position driven by operational improvements and strategic cloud investments, while FY25 revenue slightly misses guidance due to delayed orders.

Ashley Services Group reports a slight dip in FY25 EBITDA amid Victorian project delays and funding cuts, opting to suspend dividends to focus on debt reduction and future growth.