Latest Operational Strategy News

Middle Island Resources has appointed Daniel Raihani as Non-Executive Chairman to steer the company through its pivotal acquisition of Serbian copper-gold assets.

Scout Security Limited reported a reduced half-year loss of $1.63 million, completed a $4.5 million recapitalisation, and signed a non-binding letter of intent to acquire New York-based Roo Inc., aiming for a combined EBITDA positive future.

Carnaby Resources has completed the acquisition of the remaining 17.5% stake in the Greater Duchess Copper Gold Joint Venture, gaining 100% ownership and full operational control. This strategic move positions Carnaby to accelerate development and unlock the project’s significant copper-gold potential.

Western Gold Resources reports strong early drilling results from its Gold Duke Project, confirming high-grade gold continuity and securing full funding through to production.

Ora Banda Mining has delivered a record gold production quarter alongside a substantial cash flow boost, setting a strong tone for FY26 growth.

Nex Metals Explorations has secured a binding agreement to operate the North Hennai gold project in Egypt’s Eastern Desert, marking its strategic entry into one of the world’s most under-explored mining regions with promising production and exploration potential.

The XRG Consortium has withdrawn its indicative proposal to acquire Santos Limited, highlighting unresolved regulatory and risk allocation issues. Santos remains confident in its growth strategy, driven by key projects set to boost production and shareholder returns.

Trading in Jindalee Lithium Limited shares has resumed following the company’s announcement of a potential merger, signaling a pivotal moment for the lithium miner.

Auric Mining has completed the final toll milling campaign at Jeffreys Find, securing a substantial profit share and setting the stage for expanded operations at its Munda Gold Mine.

Mayfield Childcare Limited reported a modest underlying EBITDA loss for the first half of 2025 amid occupancy challenges and acquisition underperformance. The company’s operational overhaul and targeted investments signal a cautious but hopeful recovery trajectory.

TasFoods reports a $3.6 million net loss for H1 2025, impacted by oversupply and discounted poultry prices, while advancing key initiatives including pet treats expansion and planned divestments.

Wesfarmers Limited reported a robust 2025 financial year with a 14.4% increase in net profit after tax to $2.926 billion and declared fully franked dividends of $2.06 per share. The conglomerate also unveiled a proposed $1.50 per share capital management distribution, pending shareholder approval.