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Harvest Technology Group reported improved EBITDA and secured new customers across mining, defence, and border control sectors in Q1 FY2026, supported by $2.13 million raised through convertible notes and loans.

Stavely Minerals Limited reported a net cash outflow from operations of AUD 1.264 million for Q3 2025 but bolstered its cash reserves through financing activities, ending the quarter with AUD 1.722 million. The company signals a strategic reduction in exploration expenditure for the upcoming quarter to sustain operations.

Nelson Resources confirms high-grade gold assay results at its Yarri Project and partners with MEGA Resources to fully fund and manage development operations.

Smart Parking Limited reports a record FY25 with revenues up 42% to $77.2 million, driven by organic growth and strategic acquisitions including Peak Parking in the US. The company targets 3,000 managed sites by 2028, leveraging proprietary AI technology across multiple international markets.

CVC Limited is contemplating a fresh offer of Capital Notes, potentially including a reinvestment option for existing holders, contingent on market and regulatory conditions.

Mont Royal Resources has completed a transformative merger with Commerce Resources, securing A$10 million to advance the Ashram Rare Earths Project, positioning itself as a key player in North America’s critical minerals sector.

Cash Converters has successfully completed the institutional component of a $25 million equity raising, positioning itself to acquire 29 franchise stores and expand its retail footprint.

Latrobe Magnesium successfully commissioned its Demonstration Plant producing magnesium oxide and secured $10 million in funding, while receiving a $200 million financing interest from the U.S. Export Import Bank for its next-stage commercial plant.

Lindian Resources secures official government confirmation that its Kangankunde Rare Earths Project is exempt from Malawi’s new raw mineral export ban, ensuring uninterrupted progress toward production.

Ainsworth Game Technology’s board unanimously backs Novomatic’s $1.00 per share takeover offer, while a competing proportional bid at $1.30 per share emerges from a key shareholder.

Loyal Metals has intersected an extensive 132.5-meter zone of massive sulphides in its first drill hole at the Highway Reward Copper-Gold Mine, marking a significant milestone in exploration after two decades. This discovery highlights promising copper-gold mineralisation close to the open pit, with follow-up drilling underway.

Elevate Uranium has shipped its U-pgrade pilot plant to Namibia for commissioning and continues to expand uranium mineralisation at its Namib IV prospect. The company also moves to divest its Oobagooma project, sharpening its strategic focus.