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Dome Gold Mines has updated the schedule for its Share Purchase Plan, setting new dates for offer opening, closing, and share issuance through September 2025. This move aligns with ongoing development efforts at its Fiji-based mining projects.

Dome Gold Mines has announced a $5 million Share Purchase Plan at a 6.25% discount to fund critical milestones for its Sigatoka Sands Project in Fiji, aiming to secure a mining licence and commence operations.

Verity Resources has completed a significant infill drilling program at its Korong deposit, aiming to upgrade its gold resource classification and pave the way for future development studies.

Cullen Resources has agreed to sell its Wyloo iron ore royalty to Vox Royalty for A$1.5 million cash, while retaining a significant payment right tied to mining commencement.

Diatreme Resources has achieved a significant regulatory milestone with Project Status granted across its silica sand tenements in Far North Queensland, alongside critical tenure renewals that preserve its strategic landholdings. This development strengthens its pathway toward long-term production of low-iron, high-purity silica sand.

Leeuwin Metals has identified 11 new high-grade gold targets at its Marda Gold Project, with assays reaching an exceptional 209 g/t Au. A comprehensive drilling campaign is set to begin in September 2025 to test these promising discoveries.

Magnetite Mines Limited faces immediate suspension of its MGTOF securities from ASX quotation due to non-compliance with listing rules, raising questions about regulatory hurdles ahead.

Taiton Resources has completed heritage surveys at its Challenger West and Highway projects, paving the way for targeted drilling programs in South Australia. The company has also submitted an environmental application to support these upcoming exploration activities.

BCI Minerals has transitioned to full-scale operations at its Mardie Salt Project, marking a pivotal moment with strong construction progress, secured financing, and binding offtake agreements. The company remains on track for first salt shipment by late 2026.

BCI Minerals reported a $47 million net loss for FY25, driven by heavy spending on the Mardie Salt and Potash Project, while gains from the Iron Valley asset sale partially offset the hit.

Vysarn Limited delivered a robust FY2025 performance, driven by significant acquisitions and expanding operations across Australia’s water infrastructure sector. The company’s strategic moves position it well for sustained growth amid evolving market demands.

Vysarn Limited reported a robust 40% increase in revenue to $106.5 million for FY2025, driven by key acquisitions and national expansion. The company’s profit after tax rose 34%, underscoring its growing footprint in Australia’s water infrastructure sector.