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Fatfish Group reported a 20% increase in cash receipts to A$0.76 million for Q4 2024, driven by advances in its AI gaming subsidiary, but rising operating expenses led to a net cash outflow of A$0.37 million.

Mayur Resources has made significant strides in its Central Lime and Cement Project, finalising a Community Development Agreement and initiating early construction. The company also secured a decade-long quicklime supply alliance and progressed its Orokolo Bay Industrial Sands Project with a major investment partner.

Oakridge International Limited reports a strong quarterly performance driven by increased contracted orders, strategic partnerships, and technological innovation, positioning the company for sustained growth into 2025.

Arrow Minerals reports a breakthrough at its Niagara Bauxite Project with high-grade mineralisation over 14km² and advances metallurgical testwork at Simandou North, backed by a $7 million funding round.

Juno Minerals Limited reports steady progress on its Mount Mason hematite and Mount Ida lithium projects, securing government funding and revising logistics to streamline development. The company also raised $818,754 through a share placement, ending the quarter with $2.37 million in cash.

DTI Group Limited has inked a global Master Framework Agreement with Siemens Mobility GmbH, streamlining worldwide purchasing and opening doors to new rail and bus sector projects. Despite a modest cash balance, DTI is advancing its flagship software, positioning itself for growth.

Inventis Limited reported robust Q2 progress with over $5.7 million in confirmed orders and a $2.5 million capital raise underway in the US, signaling strong momentum in its technology-driven growth strategy.

Manhattan Corporation has secured a pivotal Farm-In Agreement with Novo Resources for its Tibooburra Gold Project and gained surface access to progress drilling at its Chebogue Lithium Project in Canada, underpinning its exploration ambitions.

8common Limited reports a record $1.2 million in SaaS revenue for Q2 FY25, driven by a 12% increase in users and strong government contract activity. Despite tight cash balances, the company remains funded through a chairman-backed facility.

Cokal Limited has strengthened its position in Central Kalimantan through strategic partnerships with PT Petrindo and Cratus Group, securing US$20 million in funding to boost coal production and infrastructure development.

Ionic Rare Earths reports strong progress on its Belfast rare earth oxide recycling facility, backed by a robust feasibility study and UK government grant applications, alongside strategic developments in Brazil and Uganda.

Wide Open Agriculture reports a 50% reduction in overheads alongside the development of a novel lupin-based tofu product, positioning itself for growth in the global plant protein market.