Latest Partnerships News

DigitalX Limited has forged an exclusive 12-month partnership with Canadian-listed SOL Strategies to enhance its Solana staking operations, aiming to scale exposure and improve yield through institutional-grade infrastructure.

Grand Gulf Energy has inked a non-binding MoU with Sage Potash to jointly explore helium and potash resources in Utah’s Paradox Basin, aiming to share costs and infrastructure for a 3D seismic survey and potential drilling.

Optiscan Imaging and the Mayo Clinic have marked a year of significant progress in developing a cutting-edge imaging system designed to enhance robotic-assisted breast cancer surgery.

MTM Critical Metals has locked in a pre-permitted industrial site in Texas, positioning itself to commission its innovative metal recovery plant by year-end 2025 and accelerate U.S. commercial expansion.

Livium has expanded its battery recycling partnership with BYD Australia, now covering commercial vehicle batteries and energy storage systems alongside electric vehicle batteries.

Vista Group International has landed a significant contract to deploy its Digital Enablement solution across 25 Picturehouse Cinemas in the UK, marking a key expansion with Regal Cineworld Group.

Impact Minerals has raised an additional $881,000 through a rights issue shortfall offer and completed the sale of its Blackridge project, positioning itself for upcoming drilling at Arkun and development of a high purity alumina pilot plant.

Universal Biosensors reported a 6% increase in revenue for Q1 2025 but posted a net loss of A$3.84 million, with cash reserves sufficient only through Q3 2025, raising questions about its financial sustainability.

PointsBet Holdings has signaled openness to a new acquisition offer from Betr Entertainment, proposing mutual due diligence to explore potential synergies and share value. The board remains committed to the existing MIXI scheme unless a superior proposal emerges.

Bio-Gene Technology Limited has launched a Share Purchase Plan allowing Australian shareholders to invest up to $15,000 at 2.3 cents per share, matching a recent $2.1 million placement. The offer includes free-attaching options, subject to shareholder approval, to support key product development milestones.

Black Rock Mining's subsidiary Faru Graphite Corporation has inked pivotal agreements with TANESCO to build a $40 million power line, connecting the Mahenge Graphite Project to Tanzania’s hydro-powered grid. This milestone enhances the project’s green credentials and de-risks its path to production.

Black Rock Mining has had the default notice on its Tanzanian Special Mining Licence lifted, removing a key regulatory hurdle for its flagship Mahenge Graphite Project and paving the way for resumption of operations and trading.