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Dynamic Metals has initiated a 13-hole RC drilling program at its Chalice South prospect, targeting gold anomalies identified through advanced 3D modelling along a historically productive corridor.

Finder Energy is fast-tracking development of the Kuda Tasi and Jahal oil fields in Timor-Leste, targeting initial production rates of up to 40,000 barrels per day and 10 million barrels in the first 18 months. A strategic alliance with SLB is key to accelerating engineering and reducing project risks.

Activeport Group launches Asia’s inaugural software-orchestrated Network-to-Network Interconnect Exchange in Singapore, integrating Megaport’s global data centre connectivity to transform cross-border telecom services.

Genesis Minerals has more than doubled its FY26 exploration budget to A$40-50 million, driven by promising drilling results at its Leonora and Laverton gold assets. Recent assays reinforce the company’s strategy of organic growth supported by resource expansion near existing processing infrastructure.

Golden Deeps Ltd has contracted Terratec to conduct a comprehensive Induced Polarisation survey at its Graceland Prospect in Namibia, aiming to pinpoint high-grade copper, silver, zinc, lead, and germanium sulphide targets along a 2km mineralised corridor.

Cyclone Metals has launched a comprehensive Pre-Feasibility Study for its Iron Bear iron ore project in Canada, aiming to refine development plans and attract global steel market demand.

Botanix Pharmaceuticals posted a sharp revenue increase driven by its new hyperhidrosis treatment Sofdra, yet reported a substantial net loss reflecting heavy investment in commercialisation. The company’s strong cash position underpins its path to profitability.

TerraCom Limited reported a statutory loss of A$33.7 million for FY2025 amid lower coal sales and prices, while progressing its Moorlands Thermal Coal Project in partnership with Wintime Energy Group.

Clime Investment Management Limited has reported a significant turnaround in FY25, returning to profitability with a 13% revenue increase and proposing a fully franked final dividend. The company expanded its business lines and strengthened its leadership team, setting a positive outlook for FY26.

Delorean Corporation reveals a strategic shift from EPC contractor to owner-operator of bioenergy assets, unveiling a $500 million-plus project portfolio despite a FY25 revenue dip and loss. The company is positioning itself at the forefront of Australia’s renewable gas market.

Delorean Corporation reported a strategic shift in FY25, transitioning from third-party bioenergy construction to owning and operating renewable gas infrastructure, resulting in a $4.1 million loss but positioning the company for future multi-revenue growth.

Synertec Corporation reported an 8% revenue decline in FY25 but achieved a 15% improvement in normalised EBITDA, driven by a strong second-half rebound in Engineering and a 90% surge in Powerhouse revenue.