Experience Co reported Q1 revenue of approximately $33 million, up 6% on the prior corresponding quarter, while underlying EBITDA rose 20% to approximately $5 million. Skydiving and Adventure Experiences both grew revenue, with earnings growth driven by Skydiving; the company said trading strengthened in September after weather-affected conditions in August. The excerpt also reports strong Golden Week trading for its Australian and New Zealand skydiving operations, while Treetops Adventure volumes remained softer than a year earlier.
DataDot Technology has proposed consolidating every 30 existing shares into one, reducing its share count from approximately 1.22 billion to approximately 40.65 million, subject to shareholder approval at its November AGM. The meeting will also consider director David Lloyd’s re-election and a constitutional change to allow virtual-only meetings.
Nagambie Resources placed shares with OrcaDrill at a 15% discount to its recent 15-trading-day average, in exchange for diamond-drilling services at its Whroo and Wandean targets. The drilling is intended to test gold-antimony targets at the company’s wholly owned projects.
At its AGM, Nick Scali said first-quarter written sales orders in Australia and New Zealand were 15% below the prior year, after 11% growth in the same period last year, and expects first-half ANZ revenue to be approximately 11% to 14% lower year on year. UK first-quarter written orders rose 29%, while FY26 group revenue increased and net profit rose more strongly; the company also expects four showroom openings in FY27.
Heavy Rare Earths will hold its annual general meeting on 25 November, with shareholders asked to approve a placement facility of up to 10% of issued capital and adopt a long-term incentive plan. The agenda also includes the re-election of Gabriel Chiappini and a non-binding vote on the remuneration report.
Wildcat Resources’ definitive feasibility study for its Tabba Tabba project forecasts production ramping to 600,000 tonnes a year four years earlier than in the 2025 preliminary study, with approximately $1 billion in additional post-tax free cash flow by 2035. At the study’s selected price assumption, post-tax project value is estimated at about $1.5 billion, while the company says funding pathways are progressing and it is fully funded to a final investment decision.
Locksley Resources will hold its AGM on 26 November, where shareholders will vote on the election of three directors and proposals to issue performance rights to them. The proposed grants are up to 7.5 million rights for Ian Stockton, 10 million for Bevan Tarratt and 5 million for David Sanders.
Tanami Gold will hold its annual general meeting on 30 November in South Perth, with director election nominations due by 30 October. Further meeting details will be provided in a separate notice.
Metal Bank will hold its AGM on 26 November 2026 in Sydney, with shareholders asked to re-elect Charles Lew and ratify prior share issues to its CEO and placement investors. The placement shares relate to a $1.2 million placement; the supplied excerpt does not include further meeting details.
CitiGroup Global Markets Australia declared a fully franked dividend for its BOQ self-funding instalments, with the payment directed to reduce the outstanding loan amount. The announcement also confirmed stop-loss cash amounts for several CitiFirst MINIs following a previously announced stop-loss event.
Environmental Clean Technologies has transferred its share registry services from Automic Registry Services to Xcend, effective 26 October 2026. Shareholders can use Xcend’s online portal to manage their holdings and access account documents.
Regal Investment Fund’s unaudited estimated NAV was $3.33 per unit at the latest weekly valuation. The fund said its Firmus Technologies exposure represents approximately 5% of NAV and remains valued at the price of the company’s July fundraising, despite Firmus withdrawing its proposed IPO; Firmus is exploring private fundraising options with a view to a US listing in 2027.
Kaiser Reef produced 6,263 ounces of gold in the September quarter and increased cash and bullion by $2.8 million to $40 million, while generating $5.6 million in underlying cash flow. It fully repaid its gold loan after quarter-end using Henty operating cash flow, and says Henty’s reserve update effectively replaced mining depletion, maintaining an approximately six-year reserve-based mine life. Underground development at Union Hill has opened up new areas for drilling at Maldon.
Australian Mines cancelled nearly 19 million ordinary shares after shareholder approval at its October general meeting, leaving about 421 million ordinary shares on issue. The company will hold its annual general meeting online in November, with shareholders able to vote and ask questions virtually.
Pacific Lime and Cement says its technical review is complete and four international contractors submitted offers for its Central Cement Project in Papua New Guinea. The two highest-ranked bidders will enter a final competitive stage, with a preferred tenderer targeted by December and early works preparations under way for the December quarter.
Kapstream Investment Trust bought back 56,025 units on market on the previous trading day, bringing total buy-backs to 668,088 units since the program began. The trust’s buy-back is scheduled to run until September 2027, but it may be suspended or terminated at any time.
AVID has proposed acquiring all Ingenia Communities Group stapled securities for cash, with consideration of up to $5.40 per security including a permitted distribution. Ingenia’s board has granted AVID up to six weeks of soft exclusivity but has not recommended the proposal or deemed it superior to the existing Peet deal, which Ingenia says it continues to pursue; the proposal remains non-binding and conditional.
Albion Resources issued approximately 32 million ordinary shares for cash under a previously announced placement. The company said further shares and securities from the transaction remain subject to shareholder approval.
Geoff Wilson’s superannuation fund bought shares on market, increasing his indirect interest in WAM Capital to approximately 1.73 million shares from approximately 1.71 million. The notice reports no shares disposed.
ReNerve reported record quarterly sales of approximately $584,000, up 176% on the previous quarter and 774% on the same quarter last year, with quarterly sales also exceeding its full-year result for 2025/26. The company secured access to up to $5 million in funding, received Indonesian marketing approval for its nerve cuff and completed its first cases in Hong Kong and Malaysia; it is also partnering with RMIT on a government-funded nerve regeneration research project. A separate notice says ReNerve will host an investor webinar on 2 November.
Energy Transition Minerals completed its acquisition of the Penouta tin-tantalum-niobium mine in Spain and is advancing permitting and restart studies, with a pre-feasibility study targeted for early 2027. Cash and cash equivalents fell from approximately A$42 million at the end of June to approximately A$29 million at the end of September. The company also reported a Greenland court ruling on the defendants in its Kvanefjeld claim, with substantive defences due shortly.
De.mem Chairman Andreas Hendrik De Wit acquired 150,000 ordinary shares through on-market trades across three days, increasing his direct holding from 1 million to 1.15 million shares. He retained 500,000 unlisted options and an indirect holding of approximately 38 million shares.
TMK Energy reported record September-quarter gas production, up 17.5% from the prior quarter, with recent output around 15% above September’s daily average. The regulator accepted the gas discovery declaration, allowing the project to move into appraisal, while the 2026 work programme has begun and the company says it is fully funded, with approximately $4 million in cash and no debt at quarter-end.
An independent assessment reclassified gas at Metgasco’s Odin and Vali fields to reflect current capital expenditure plans, with gas-in-place estimates unchanged. Net 2P reserves fell from about 36 PJe a year earlier to about 6 PJe, while 2C contingent resources rose from zero to over 31 PJe; further development remains contingent on results of current activities and a firm commitment.
Challenger’s board says TAL Daiichi Life Australia’s indicative offer for the shares it does not already own is too low to recommend to shareholders. The board intends to engage with TAL Daiichi Life Australia on whether a recommendable proposal can be reached, but says there is no certainty of a binding offer or transaction.
Telix Pharmaceuticals directors David Gill and William Jellison reported separate Nasdaq on-market purchases of American Depositary Shares, with no securities disposed. Gill’s holding rose from 22,000 to 25,250 ADS, while Jellison reported 25,000 ADS held jointly with Joanne Jellison.
Falcon Metals reported that mineralisation at its Blue Moon Gold Project now extends over a longer strike, with high-grade results from the Jasmine and Lotus zones and a fifth gold-bearing zone identified. At Errabiddy, the first hole at Olsen Well intersected gold from surface, while several Corfu holes confirmed broad, shallow mineralisation; further drilling and assays are planned or pending. The company ended the quarter with approximately $38 million in cash after raising $30 million, with most quarterly operating outflow directed to exploration.
Raptor Metals reported copper-rich and polymetallic assay results from historic Chester core, including copper intersections up to 32 metres and notable zinc, lead and silver grades. The sampling fills gaps in the historic assay dataset; Raptor intends to combine the results with recent drilling and other work to refine the geological model and support an updated resource estimate and assessment of potential extensions.
Commissioning is underway at Lindian Resources’ Kangankunde project, with first monazite concentrate production still targeted for December; active mining has already built an approximately 125,000-tonne ore stockpile. The company ended the September quarter with $45 million in cash and approximately $17 million in undrawn finance, while its expanded partnership with Malawi’s NBS Bank includes plans for a mine-site branch and ATM. Lindian also secured full ownership of SARECO, increasing its interest from the previously contemplated majority stake to 100%.
Jamie Byrde ceased to be a director of Critica Limited on 26 October 2026. His final notice lists direct holdings of approximately 1.5 million ordinary shares, 6 million vested zero-exercise-price options, approximately 14.7 million share rights that are half vested, and approximately 769,000 other options.
Viking Mines reported significant tungsten intercepts in all five assayed Linka Main holes, with seven more holes showing visual scheelite awaiting assays. Ore-sorting tests indicated potential to upgrade material, and approval for a bulk sample is intended to support concentrate production for prospective US refinery counterparties. Cash stood at approximately $3 million at quarter-end and rose to approximately $4 million after the quarter, following the sale of listed shares.
An entity jointly controlled by GemLife director Inderbethal Singh Thakral bought approximately 483,000 stapled securities on market, increasing its holding to approximately 1.25 million. The notice reports no securities disposed of and no change to his direct holding.
DigitalX has called its annual meeting for 26 November, where shareholders will vote on an on-market buy-back of up to approximately 8.77% of its shares over the following 12 months. The agenda also includes director Peter Rubinstein’s re-election and approval for the company to issue equity securities of up to 10% of its issued capital.
Bubalus has signed a binding agreement to acquire the Skyline project in western Tasmania, a roughly 494-square-kilometre exploration area near the Mt Lyell mine, subject to conditions including a proposed capital raising of approximately A$3 million. The company plans an approximately A$3 million first-year exploration program, including drilling at prospects with existing copper-gold results; experienced geologist Nick Jolly will be proposed for election as a director.
Vintage Energy’s independent assessment found gas-in-place estimates at its Odin and Vali fields were largely unchanged, but reclassified substantial volumes to contingent resources to reflect current development plans. Net proved and probable reserves fell to about 12 petajoules from about 73 petajoules a year earlier, while Cooper Basin contingent resources rose from none to about 63 petajoules; the company says further development depends on near-term activities and a firm commitment.
Arika Resources reported a new gold lode above the historic Champion mine at its Kookynie project, with drilling intersecting 19 metres grading about 8 grams of gold per tonne, including a higher-grade section. The discovery points to further exploration targets along the underexplored Champion-Batavia trend; the company says about 8,500 samples are still awaiting assay results.
Zeotech began a commercial-scale AusPozz production trial using approximately 800 tonnes of kaolin feedstock, with around 80% of expected output committed to a commercial development partner for customer validation. Independent testing found AusPozz performed well in underground mine backfill, while a completed landfill trial recorded average methane emissions 92% below untreated controls. The company also signed a non-binding framework with VINCI Construction for concrete trials and demonstrations.
BlackRock, Inc. reported that its combined voting rights and financial instruments in Pan African Resources PLC fell below the 5% threshold, from 5% at its previous notification. The filing cites an acquisition or disposal of voting rights and includes securities lending and cash-settled contracts; it does not establish that the change reflects outright share sales.
AdAlta says the FDA has accepted a pre-IND meeting request for its EW-001 cancer therapy, with advice expected to guide testing and proposed clinical-trial plans; initial Australian manufacturing runs are targeted for the second half of 2026. The company also reported that the first complete responder has passed two years without cancer recurrence, EW-001 received special-access approval in China’s Hainan province, and it received an R&D tax refund, with further funding expected in the December quarter.
Stellar Resources reported its Heemskirk Tin Project resource has grown 67% since 2023, following a 64% increase at Severn, and now contains over 129,000 tonnes of tin across Heemskirk and nearby St Dizier. Drilling after the quarter intersected tin mineralisation outside the Severn resource, while a follow-up hole is underway and prefeasibility work continues. The company held approximately $28 million in cash at quarter-end.
Riversgold says exploration consultants are mobilising to begin sampling at its Tambourah project, targeting gold areas along strike from neighbouring ground and a known gold-copper trend. The company also plans work at its Wodgina East project, next to Mineral Resources’ Wodgina lithium mine; historical results cited include copper drill intercepts and high-grade gold and copper rock samples.
Impact Minerals says it will prioritise development capital and management attention on high-purity alumina at its Lake Hope project, while managing its metals portfolio separately and redirecting exploration towards critical minerals. Pilot plant construction has begun, and the company says its strategic review is part of a plan to prepare for institutional investment. The previously reported Lake Hope study estimated a net present value of over $1 billion; the company says its key assumptions remain materially unchanged.
Ironbark Balanced Income will hold its annual meeting on 26 November, with shareholders to consider Robert Lord’s re-election, renewal of proportional takeover provisions and the remuneration report. The investment manager is also scheduled to present on the portfolio and outlook.
CurveBeam AI appointed Dan Pryor as a non-executive director and Audit & Risk Committee chair, citing his experience in medical devices, strategic transactions and governance as the company pursues broader commercial adoption. Pryor received 4 million share rights vesting over three years and holds 1.25 million ordinary shares; the company also disclosed annual share-right grants valued at approximately US$130,000, subject to shareholder approval.
Aeeris says its subsidiary Early Warning Network will supply hail intelligence for Array Technologies’ SmarTrack platform in Australia, which is designed to automatically move solar panels into protective positions ahead of hail. The collaboration is intended to help solar operators manage hail exposure and demonstrate risk controls to insurers and financiers as Australia’s solar capacity has grown from under 350 megawatts in 2017 to more than 13 gigawatts by the end of 2025.
Orcoda will hold its annual general meeting virtually on 26 November 2026, with shareholders able to attend, ask questions and vote online. Proxy votes must be received at least 48 hours before the meeting.
Cobalt Blue Holdings will hold its 2026 AGM on 27 November, with shareholders asked to approve a placement facility of up to 10% of issued capital and share-based director fees for FY27. The agenda also includes proposed performance rights for the chief executive and non-executive directors, alongside a director re-election; the supplied excerpt is truncated.
Blaze Minerals has completed early-stage mapping, drone modelling and LiDAR scanning at its Bahati tungsten project in Uganda, and is combining the data to plan a maiden drilling campaign. Its environmental consultant has received approval for the scoping documents and will submit the final assessment needed for regulatory clearance to drill; the company says drilling remains subject to approvals and planning.
Articore Group bought back 8,250 shares on the previous trading day, bringing the total bought back under its on-market program to approximately 2.84 million. The latest daily purchase was smaller than the cumulative total, and the company says the buy-back will not exceed 10% of the smallest number of shares on issue during the preceding 12 months.
Zip Co bought back three million shares on 23 October, taking total buy-backs under its on-market program to about 10.6 million shares. The latest daily purchase was at an average price of about $1.48 per share, below the earlier cumulative average of about $2.07; the program allows for buy-backs of up to $50 million through September 2027.
Western Mines Group’s updated Mulga Tank estimate contains 7.2 million tonnes of nickel, with total resource tonnes and contained nickel up 35% from the April 2025 estimate. Indicated resource tonnes and contained nickel nearly doubled, following the inclusion of 32 additional drill holes; the updated estimate is intended to inform a scoping study now underway.
Rivco Australia reported buying back 63,569 shares on the previous trading day, bringing total purchases under its on-market buy-back to approximately 5.4 million. The company has approximately 13.5 million shares remaining under its stated maximum buy-back amount.
Kingfisher Mining issued over 10 million ordinary shares under its previously announced placement, with further shares and options still subject to shareholder approval. It also issued director performance rights and free-attaching options; the director notices disclose grants to Scott Huffadine and Christopher Bittar.
Invex has agreed to acquire all of New Zealand biotech Rekover, adding its experimental nalfurafine treatment for multiple-sclerosis-related optic nerve damage and a planned Phase 2a study; the deal is conditional on shareholder approval. The acquisition consideration is shares and milestone-based rights, with no cash payment, while Invex is seeking to raise $10 million to fund the study and continue developing its existing Exenatide assets.
Freehill Mining says upgrades at its Islon aggregates plant are progressing, following record September gross sales of approximately $506,000, with improving margins. The company expects the works to support higher throughput and improved product grading from November, while October production and deliveries are expected to continue without interruption. Its AGM notice also proposes a ten-for-one share consolidation and seeks ratification of a recent share issue.
Pinnacle Minerals has agreed to acquire APT Tungsten, which holds rights to five early-stage Utah projects covering approximately 4,000 acres, with consideration in shares and performance shares rather than cash. The company also plans a placement of up to approximately $1 million, with American Tungsten & Antimony participating, and says exploration could begin in January 2027 subject to completion and shareholder approval. Selective rock-chip samples at Lone Pine returned grades of up to 12% tungsten, which the company says are not representative.
NGX Limited has requested that its voluntary suspension continue while it prepares an announcement about a proposed acquisition and capital raising. The suspension is requested to remain until that announcement or the start of trading on Wednesday, 28 October 2026, whichever comes first.
Accelerate Resources has begun its first modern drilling at Gingarrigan, targeting manganese mineralisation outside its existing resource, with the rig expected to move next to resource-extension drilling at Area 42. The company has firm commitments for a placement raising approximately $1 million to fund exploration and working capital; a separate proposed director participation is subject to shareholder approval.
Albright Metals says newly staked claims have expanded the Golden Pike Project to approximately 5,277 hectares, while its review identified prospective gold, antimony and copper-molybdenum targets. Rock-chip samples returned gold grades of up to 2.68 grams per tonne and elevated copper, lead, zinc, silver and molybdenum results; the company intends to prioritise targets for planned 2027 exploration and potential drilling.
Island Pharmaceuticals secured government, regulatory and ethics approvals for compassionate Galidesivir use during Uganda’s Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak, creating an opportunity to collect prospective human clinical data. The company also advanced its Marburg development program through a Texas Biomedical dose-optimisation study agreement and access to natural-history data, while GMP manufacturing has commenced and a USAMRIID animal study is being prepared.
FBR demonstrated its Mantis welding robot to a Samsung Heavy Industries delegation, showcasing its programming, welding and inspection workflow on shipbuilding-related workpieces. The demonstration marks the start of presentations to international prospects, ahead of the first Mantis unit being shipped to its new owner in the United States.
Anax Metals reported a 24% increase in tonnes and 20% growth in contained copper-equivalent metal at Mons Cupri, with initial drilling returning high-grade mineralisation. Whim Creek engineering and funding discussions advanced, with non-binding indicative financing offers of up to approximately $57 million and a final investment decision still targeted for the December quarter of 2026. A heap-leach feasibility study is underway, with completion expected in early 2027.
Andean is shifting its leadership toward project development at its Cerro Bayo silver-gold project while continuing exploration and resource growth, with a potential production restart under assessment. Chairman David Southam will retire at the end of October, Ray Shorrocks will become interim chair, and new project leaders have been appointed; consultants will begin readiness work ahead of planned scoping and feasibility studies during 2027.
Adherium has partnered with Florida Lung, Asthma & Sleep Specialists to roll out its Hailie platform across the practice’s Central Florida locations for remote monitoring of asthma and COPD patients. The company says the rollout will include implementation and patient onboarding support, with the platform intended to help clinicians track inhaler use and intervene earlier.
Elementos received approval for the main access road to its Oropesa tin project in Spain, while its binding option to acquire a 50% interest in the Robledollano smelter became unconditional. The company reported a net cash position of approximately $39 million and said project financing and offtake discussions are progressing, with term sheets received and due diligence underway. It also received approval for a drilling program at its Cleveland project in Tasmania and continues technical work on its broader critical-minerals potential.
AMCIL reported estimated pre-tax net tangible asset backing of $1.05 per share as at 23 October, compared with a closing share price of 87 cents. The announcement provides no comparison with earlier NTA estimates.
Singapore’s IMDA has issued a show cause notice to Tuas subsidiary Simba Telecom over alleged unauthorised spectrum use, early 5G equipment deployment and failure to fully comply with a document production order. The regulator has not made findings and is considering possible penalties, licence changes or additional obligations; Simba intends to respond by the required deadline.
Red Sky Energy requested a trading halt pending an announcement on drilling results from the Willowie 2 well in the PRL18 licence. The company expects to release the update before trading resumes on Wednesday, or earlier if the announcement is released.
Manhattan Gold completed its first Hook Lake drilling campaign in more than 30 years, exceeding its planned metres, with results outlining thicker, higher-grade gold intervals and an expanded Jaws footprint. Subsequent Spectre assays also confirmed copper-, gold-, silver- and zinc-bearing massive sulphides, while five drillholes remain pending. The company says 2026 survey and sampling data will inform its 2027 program, which is expected to use diamond drilling.
Aland Equity Group’s investor presentation outlines a capital-light property funds model that avoids upfront land purchases by the company and says Elm Grove is expected to return approximately $4 million by June 2027. The presentation targets $32 million a year from Chinnerys at 200 lots annually, starting in 2027, and indicates a possible 60% payout of sustainable net profit after tax from FY28 or later; no dividend has been declared or policy approved.
Washington H. Soul Pattinson and Company will hold its 2026 AGM in Sydney, with a live webcast available to shareholders. The notice also reports a fully franked annual dividend of $1.11 per share, up 7.8% on the prior year, marking 28 consecutive years of dividend growth.
Mirrabooka Investments reported estimated pre-tax net tangible asset backing of $2.68 per share as at 23 October, compared with a closing share price of $2.32. The estimate is unaudited and before deferred tax on unrealised gains or losses.
Australian Foundation Investment Company refreshed its on-market buy-back facility for capital management, with approximately 69 million shares remaining under its stated maximum after buying back 245,000 shares on the previous trading day. Its estimated pre-tax net tangible asset backing was $7.87 per share, compared with a closing share price of $6.71, after provisions for quarterly and special dividends.
Yojee reported 17 signed MOSAIC customer agreements, with five customers processing live jobs in the September quarter, up from two in the June quarter; job volumes also rose sharply, though the company said volumes remain modest. It raised approximately $11 million during the quarter and ended September with approximately $11 million in cash and no debt, while customer receipts increased 88% to $160,000. Initial MOSAIC billing is targeted for the December quarter as implementations are completed.
Wingara AG says it has restarted domestic hay trading and agricultural logistics, with early customer receipts contributing to positive operating cash flow for the quarter, while cash at quarter-end was approximately $100,000. The company also issued its CEO shares and options under previously announced arrangements; the shares issued are equivalent to about a quarter of the post-issue quoted share count, and the options could add further shares if exercised. The supplied quarterly report excerpt is truncated.
MGX says it has substantially completed the rehabilitation required for the Koolan Island divestment, with remaining tasks and other matters still to be finalised. Settlement with Crestlink is targeted for late 2026 or early 2027; the deal includes at least $20 million in consideration, up to a further $5 million in revenue share, and Crestlink taking on approximately $30 million in remaining rehabilitation obligations.
Lotus Resources has secured the final key approvals needed to transport and export uranium from Malawi through Zambia and Namibia, opening the route to its first shipment. Approximately 145,000 pounds of uranium concentrate is expected to leave the Kayelekera site in the coming week, with export from Walvis Bay targeted for November.
Avira Resources completed 37 holes across four prospects at its Mt Cattlin Gold Project after resuming a drilling program paused over winter; samples have been submitted for assay. Earlier results from the first tranche included high-grade gold intercepts, while the latest campaign tested Sirdar and Ellendale for the first time and extended work at Maori Queen. The company is also reviewing a potential follow-up drilling phase along the New Zealand Trend.
Wrkr will hold its annual general meeting in Sydney on 26 November 2026, with shareholders able to question the board and vote on the resolutions set out in the meeting notice. Proxy forms must be received by 24 November.
Queste Communications will ask shareholders to approve a voluntary ASX delisting at its November AGM, citing persistently low trading liquidity, concentrated ownership and listing costs. The company estimates delisting could save approximately $40,000 a year; its shares traded at a lower annual turnover in the first nine months of 2026 than in each of the preceding three years.
Orion Equities plans to ask shareholders to approve its voluntary ASX delisting at the upcoming AGM, citing low trading liquidity, concentrated ownership and listing costs; it estimates the move could save approximately $41,000 annually. The company says trading turnover was 2% of shares on issue in the year to September, compared with 5% to 9% annually over the preceding four years. The AGM is scheduled for 27 November.
Djerriwarrh Investments declared a fully franked first-quarter FY27 dividend of 4 cents per share and is targeting a matching second-quarter payment, subject to market conditions and board approval. The company also reported buying back 65,000 shares on the previous trading day, bringing total buy-backs to about 4.5 million, and estimated pre-tax net tangible assets at $3.33 per share against a $2.98 closing share price on 23 October.
Anson Resources, through its US subsidiary, has applied to establish a public infrastructure district that could issue bonds to help fund eligible infrastructure for its Green River Lithium Project without issuing additional shares for that portion of costs. The proposal aims to bring forward some value from a previously approved incentive capped at approximately US$194 million over up to 25 years, but the cap is not the expected bond amount and financing remains subject to approvals and market conditions. Utah’s infrastructure authority is expected to review the application in December 2026.
RBR Group requested a voluntary trading halt pending an announcement about its subsidiary’s execution of a contract with Bonatti’s Mozambique branch for the Mozambique Rovuma LNG Phase 1 Early Works project. Trading is expected to resume by Wednesday, 28 October, unless the announcement is released earlier.
Rincon completed 27 drill holes at its Telfer South project during the September quarter and extended the program to test additional targets, with all assay results still pending. Drilling is expected to continue into the December quarter, while the company also prepared its Crackerbox and Monument projects for further exploration.
Pengana Capital Group bought back 5,498 shares on the previous trading day, bringing the total bought back to 918,290 since the program began. The company has up to approximately 9.8 million shares available for buy-back, with approximately 8.9 million remaining.
An entity associated with Newpeak Metals director David Mason acquired 750,000 shares on market, increasing its holding to approximately 30 million shares. Mason’s other disclosed shareholdings and options were unchanged.
Macallum New Energy Limited requested a trading halt pending an announcement about a proposed capital raising. The halt is expected to end when the announcement is released or normal trading resumes on Wednesday, 28 October.
Firebird Metals reports LMR precursor tap density is 35% above its previously reported result and 11% above a commercial reference, while sulphur content has fallen by approximately 46%. The company says key indicators were consistent across three batches, but detailed independent results relate to one sample; it proposes replicating the process at its Perth demonstration plant before further scale-up and customer qualification.
West Wits has commissioned a 17-hole diamond drilling program at its Bird Reef Central project, scheduled to begin by the end of November and funded from existing cash reserves. The staged work is intended to assess whether a maiden uranium resource can be estimated and to expand and improve confidence in the existing gold resource of about 118,000 ounces; results are expected progressively through the first half of 2027.
Kelly Partners Group Holdings will hold its 2026 annual general meeting in Sydney, where shareholders will consider the remuneration report and the re-election of directors Ryan MacNamee and Ada Poon. The notice also says shareholders can access the annual report online.
VanEck Investments has set an indicative timetable for dividends across 13 exchange-traded funds, with final amounts due to be announced on 30 October and payment scheduled for 17 November. Investors must buy units by the close of trading on 30 October to qualify; a dividend reinvestment plan is in operation.
Medallion Metals plans to begin an approximately 9,000-metre drilling program at Kundip in November, targeting extensions to known high-grade gold-copper mineralisation and deeper exploration targets. The company has secured $180,000 in Western Australian Government co-funding for priority diamond drilling, which is intended to test whether Kundip hosts a larger mineralised system at depth.
FINEOS Corporation Holdings reported a closing cash balance of approximately €52 million, up 59% on the prior corresponding period, while quarterly client receipts rose 47%, partly reflecting the collection of two invoices previously expected in the prior quarter. FY26 revenue guidance remains unchanged, and the company says its pipeline is strong despite finalising no new sales during the quarter.
Clime Capital bought back approximately 30,000 shares on the previous business day, bringing total buy-backs under its program to approximately 6.9 million. About 7.4 million shares remain available under the announced maximum.
Prodigy Gold says its fully underwritten entitlement offer, intended to raise up to approximately $8 million, closes on Wednesday. Eligible shareholders can apply for new shares and, if they take up their full entitlement, additional shares not taken up by others; three named parties have committed to take up their entitlements and underwrite any shortfall. The company also announced its annual meeting will be held in Darwin in November.
Flagship Minerals says a further resource update for its Isidora gold project is expected late in 2026, following a doubling of the resource within 12 months, with a pre-feasibility study targeted for early 2027. The company is also targeting an early-2027 spin-out of its Whipsaw copper project, subject to approvals, and says it is progressing environmental assessment work at Isidora.
ZMI’s presentation outlines two proprietary technologies: ARGO, which aims to recover critical minerals from zinc leach residue, and VOLTA, designed to recycle lead-acid batteries with lower-temperature processing. ARGO testwork has reported recoveries of up to 99% silver, while further testing is underway ahead of a targeted pilot phase in early 2027; VOLTA is at commissioning stage for its pilot plant. The company says its Nyrstar cooperation agreement supports ARGO development and retains its intellectual property, but the excerpt does not provide commercial results.
Earthworks are underway and regulatory approval is in place for a planned reverse-circulation drilling campaign at TechGen Metals’ El Donna project. The company intends to drill approximately 20 holes across five priority prospects, testing historical gold intercepts and newer targets identified by its recent aircore program; drilling is planned to begin in early November, subject to rig availability.
Syrah says its subsidiary is due to receive a further US$15 million from the US International Development Finance Corporation before month-end to support working and sustaining capital at Balama, bringing total DFC disbursements to US$83 million. The lender has temporarily waived existing loan defaults to enable the payment but reserved its rights, while Syrah continues to seek additional funding. Separately, the company has introduced a CEO retention-payment arrangement tied to continued employment through mid-2027.
Kalina Power reported that approximately 10 million unquoted options expired without being exercised. Following the expiry, 85 million options remained on issue, alongside approximately 3 billion ordinary shares.
Kogan.com bought back 2,540 shares on the previous trading day, bringing total buy-backs to 829,324 since the program began. The company has proposed a maximum buy-back of approximately 9.5 million shares, with about 8.7 million still available under that cap.
Ion Video requested a trading halt pending an announcement about its strategic validation program and a material commercial agreement. Trading is expected to resume when the announcement is released or at the start of normal trading on Wednesday, whichever comes first.
Dexus Convenience Retail REIT bought back 53,781 units on the previous business day, bringing total buy-backs to more than 5.4 million since the program began. The latest daily purchase was smaller than the cumulative total, with about 2.8 million units remaining under the stated maximum.
Dome Gold Mines will hold its annual general meeting on 26 November, with shareholders to vote on director re-elections and ratification of previously issued shares and convertible notes. The agenda also includes proposed share issues to Blue Ridge Interactive and director Peter Hinner, options for directors and another recipient, and approval for additional securities-issuing capacity.
Ophir High Conviction Fund reported an unaudited net asset value of approximately $2.57 per unit as at 23 October 2026. The supplied announcement provides no comparison with earlier values.
Equals did not reconfirm its proposed cash takeover terms by the deadline, ending exclusivity, although discussions with OFX continue on a non-exclusive basis with no certainty of a deal. Quarterly net operating income rose from the previous quarter but fell year on year amid subdued business confidence; OFX also reported cost reductions and continues to target positive operating leverage for FY27. OFX shares fell around 17% on the day, alongside the update.
Downer EDI bought back 385,234 shares on the previous business day, bringing its cumulative buy-back to more than 13 million shares. About 7 million shares remain under its stated maximum buy-back of approximately 21 million.
Trading in American Tungsten & Antimony Ltd has been halted at the company’s request pending an announcement on completion of its previously announced acquisition of Nexus Metals and associated interests in the Del Sol Refinery and White Spar Antimony Mine. The halt is due to end when the announcement is released or normal trading resumes on Wednesday.
Aurora Labs requested a trading halt pending an announcement about a material private placement. Trading is expected to resume when the announcement is released or at market open on Wednesday, whichever comes first.
The US Nuclear Regulatory Commission has issued the final environmental impact statement for Global Laser Enrichment’s planned Paducah laser enrichment facility, a key step in its licensing process. A final safety report is expected before the end of 2026, with full licence approval expected in early 2027; the facility remains subject to licensing and other project conditions.
EOS reported an order book of A$717 million at quarter-end, up 56% since the end of 2025, and says its combined order book exceeds A$1.4 billion including a conditional Kuwait counter-drone contract worth approximately A$700 million. Available cash fell by A$123 million during the quarter to A$133 million, mainly due to working capital and bank-guarantee deposits linked to MARSS contracts, then rose to A$204 million by 23 October after contract receipts. The company also secured a Netherlands Ministry of Defence letter of intent concerning its laser weapon technology.
QBE Insurance Group issued 7,092 unquoted employee conditional rights as an allocation to employees under its incentive scheme. The rights are subject to transfer restrictions and will not be quoted on ASX until those restrictions end.
Dexus Industria REIT bought back approximately 96,000 stapled securities on the previous trading day, bringing total buy-backs to over 10 million since the program began. About 5.5 million securities remain under its stated buy-back cap.
Ballard Mining increased Mt Ida’s estimated gold resource by 56% to 1.84 million ounces, with the Baldock deposit up 35% while its grade remained unchanged from the February estimate. The company says its feasibility study and maiden ore reserve remain on track for mid-2027, following a post-quarter placement and share purchase plan that leave it with approximately $94 million in pro-forma cash. A separate presentation for the RIU South West Connect event was also released.
Beam Communications generated positive operating cash flow and held approximately $3 million in cash after paying a dividend, following a substantial capital return in the previous quarter. Revenue rose about 20% quarter on quarter to $3 million, led by core hardware, although it remained well below the prior-year period; the company expects positive operating cash flow in FY27 despite anticipating lower revenue than in FY26.
Infill drilling at TG Metals’ Burmeister deposit returned lithium intercepts including 12.35 metres at 1.53% lithium oxide, with several other intervals above 1% grade. The drilling targeted the existing direct-shipping-ore resource and also intersected mineralised pegmatite below it, which the company says supports its geological interpretation; samples have been sent to potential offtake and development partners for assessment. The company says its mining lease application is progressing and feasibility and permitting work is underway.
6K Additive reported quarterly revenue up 61% year-on-year, while its order backlog rose 52% from the previous quarter to a record over US$18 million. Operating cash outflow improved 22% quarter-on-quarter as customer receipts increased, and the company secured its largest long-term supply agreement to date, valued at approximately US$8–11 million. After quarter-end, it executed a US$27 million loan agreement to support its manufacturing expansion.
88 Energy says more than 80% of vendor services and long-lead items for its planned Augusta-1 well have been selected or secured, with drilling targeted for early 2027, subject to funding and other conditions. Several bids have been received for a South Prudhoe farm-out, with negotiations ongoing and key terms targeted by late 2026. In Alaska, a final extension for the Phoenix project shifts the planned Franklin Bluffs well to the third quarter of 2027 and is tied to a transfer of a 10% working interest in newly awarded leases.
Scalare Partners Holdings Limited will hold its annual general meeting in Sydney on 26 November 2026, with shareholders able to attend or vote by proxy. The notice and proxy form are available electronically, and proxy instructions must be received at least 48 hours before the meeting.
Crimson Consulting Australia increased its relevant interest in Kip McGrath Education Centres to nearly 84%, from about 82%, after receiving further acceptances of its takeover offer. The increase represents just over one million shares; the accepted shares had not yet been transferred into Crimson Australia’s name.
Magnetite Mines requested a trading halt while it works to complete a proposed share placement and avoid trading in an uninformed market. The halt is expected to end when the placement announcement is released, or when normal trading resumes on Wednesday.
Flynn Gold will hold its virtual AGM on 24 November, where shareholders will vote on renewing proportional takeover provisions and approving capacity to issue equity securities of up to 10% of issued capital. The agenda also includes the adoption of the remuneration report and the re-election of director Samuel Garrett.
AML3D has secured an approximately $2 million order for a large-scale ARCEMY X system from Northrop Grumman Marine Systems, including two years of maintenance and services, after a competitive tender. The system is expected to be installed in the fourth quarter of FY2027; the order brings AML3D’s US contracts to 17 ARCEMY systems.
Drilling at Begnopan and Asupiri-Adiopan has extended gold mineralisation at depth and along strike, with additional shallow zones supporting potential growth beyond Afema’s existing 4.65 million-ounce resource. Results from the completed programs are being incorporated into a resource update targeted for this quarter, while drilling continues at other Afema prospects.
Saunders International has secured four multi-year water appointments across four states, including three new market entries and an extension to an existing agreement, providing access to approximately $2 billion in forecast capital works programs over five years. The arrangements carry no guaranteed work volumes, but Saunders expects opportunities to contribute to revenue and earnings from FY2027.
GreenTech Metals reported a high-grade copper-gold-silver intersection at its Whundo project, extending the tested mineralised trend about 65 metres beyond the existing resource envelope; the company says it is the highest average-grade multi-metre copper intersection identified at Ayshia to date. Eleven further holes were drilled during the quarter, with assays expected in the December quarter, while an updated Whundo resource including gold and silver is targeted for that quarter. GreenTech had a strong cash position at quarter-end.
QMines expanded its Mt Chalmers Hub drilling campaign from 10,000 metres to approximately 20,000 metres, with high-grade copper-gold intersections reported and drilling underway at Botos and beneath the historic Mt Chalmers pits. Its Mt Mackenzie resource increased to 5.22 million tonnes, containing approximately 170,000 ounces of gold and 1.12 million ounces of silver; the company also reported approximately $12 million in cash and receivables at quarter-end.
Trading in Centaurus Metals has been halted pending an announcement on new offtake agreements and strategic funding for its Jaguar Nickel Sulphide Project. The halt is expected to end when the announcement is released or normal trading resumes, whichever comes first.
Venus Metals reported gold intersections beneath the Bellchambers resource, including a 20-metre interval grading 2.72 grams per tonne, and completed follow-up drilling with results expected in November. The company is also progressing a pre-feasibility study, with metallurgical tests indicating recoveries above 90%, while soil sampling at Youanmi Southwest identified an anomalous trend for follow-up investigation.
Red Metal reported fresh granite leach tests extracting 65% of neodymium and 68% of praseodymium, with acid use materially lower than in the previously tested weathered ores. Fresh granite accounts for almost two-thirds of the Kary Zone’s inferred resource, and results from all three ore types will inform the Sybella pre-feasibility study, which is on track for completion in the first quarter of 2027.
Gerd Schenkel has resigned as a director of Monash IVF Group for personal reasons, effective immediately, and withdrawn his nomination for election at the AGM. The related resolution has been withdrawn, while the company says its board renewal process and search for additional non-executive directors will continue.
KKR Credit Income Fund’s estimated net tangible asset backing per unit was approximately $2.29, down 0.20% from the previous estimate. The figures are approximate and unaudited.
Tivan has approval to begin preparatory civil works at the Scorpion Prospect in Timor-Leste, while its environmental licence application remains under review. Drilling is targeted for early November, subject to the licence, with up to six holes planned; the company says around 40 local people are expected to support the campaign.
Regal Partners Global Investments reported estimated NTA backing of $2.66 per share as at 23 October and bought back 21,849 shares the previous day, bringing total buy-backs to over 12.5 million shares. The buy-back is scheduled to run until 24 November 2026.
PEXA Group has withdrawn an AGM resolution seeking approval for a one-off share-price recovery incentive for its CEO and managing director, following shareholder and proxy-adviser feedback and amid uncertainty over the unfinished IPART pricing review. The AGM will proceed as scheduled, with the other resolutions unaffected.
Kincora Copper has secured an exclusive nine-month option to acquire all or selected licences from Lightning Minerals’ six-licence Lachlan Fold Belt portfolio, with the option already delivering a non-refundable cash fee and Kincora covering costs, including a minimum diamond-drilling commitment. The deal offers up to approximately A$450,000 in total consideration, but most of that is conditional, and no licences have transferred. For Kincora, the option adds a potential project opportunity in a district where it is already active.
Betr Entertainment will hold its annual general meeting online on 26 November, with shareholders asked to vote on director re-election, a refresh of its employee equity plan and proposed equity awards for CEO Andrew Menz. The notice also includes the company’s annual reports and a non-binding vote on its remuneration report.
Sprintex requested a trading halt while it prepares an update on existing purchase orders with Mest Water. Trading is expected to resume by Wednesday or earlier if the announcement is released.
Resolution Minerals says assays from three holes at its Horse Heaven project in Idaho confirm and extend a gold zone at Golden Gate North to at least 500 metres long and 200 metres wide, open in both directions and at depth. One hole returned a broad 324-metre gold intercept from surface, while further gold assays and tungsten results are pending.
Desert Metals has requested a trading halt pending an announcement about an exploration asset disposal. The halt is expected to remain in place until the announcement or the start of trading on Wednesday.
Australian United Investment Company has extended its on-market buy-back by a further 12 months, to May 2027, for capital management purposes. It bought back 20,747 shares on the previous day, bringing the total bought back to nearly 1.8 million, with more than 10.5 million shares remaining under the announced maximum.
PainChek says non-executive director and former chair John Murray has retired with immediate effect after serving on the board for a decade. The company says its next priorities include expanding customer adoption and recurring revenue across its international markets; it reports more than 21 million pain assessments completed.
Oakridge International will hold its annual general meeting on 27 November 2026, where shareholders will consider re-electing Wally Pastuch and approving a facility allowing the company to issue equity securities of up to 10% of its issued capital. The supplied notice excerpt does not provide FY27 guidance.
Regal Asian Investments estimated net tangible asset backing at $2.29 per share at the close of 23 October, while its on-market buy-back continued with further shares repurchased the previous day. The company has bought back more than seven million shares since the program began. RG8 shares were down around 6% on the day, alongside the updates.
News Corporation reported cancellation of a combined 395,000 unquoted Class A and Class B shares under its buyback. The updated filings relate to its existing repurchase program, under which the company intends to buy up to US$1 billion of Nasdaq-listed Class A and Class B stock; ASX-listed CDIs are excluded.
Nanollose has ordered and paid for all equipment for Stage One of its pilot facility, with remaining deliveries expected over the next two months. The company says securing and fitting out a suitable Western Australian site is now the immediate priority; Stage One is intended to generate operating data to guide Stage Two equipment decisions. Stage Two commissioning is targeted for the third quarter of 2027, subject to a suitable facility and permits.
MA Credit Income Trust announced an estimated monthly distribution of approximately 2 cents per unit, payable in November. The distribution is unfranked, and holders may elect to reinvest through the distribution reinvestment plan.
AMP bought back approximately 525,000 shares on the previous trading day, bringing the total bought back to more than 35 million since the program began. The company has paid approximately $85 million so far toward its intended buy-back of up to $150 million, with the program scheduled to run until April 2027.
Stelar Metals will hold its annual general meeting in Adelaide on 23 November, with shareholders to vote on the re-election of Geoffrey Webster, the election of Qingtao Zeng and approval for an issue of up to 10% of issued capital under a proposed mandate. The meeting will also consider changes to the company’s constitution and its remuneration report.
Qualitas Real Estate Income Fund says distributions have been weighed down by higher cash balances caused by timing gaps between loan repayments and new lending, and expects them to increase as cash is deployed into opportunities over the coming months. At September’s end, 98% of loans were performing, down from 100% in each month from October through June; two loans were in enforcement, with no impairments reported in the supplied excerpt. The fund’s net return was 1.98% over three months, compared with 2.36% and 2.74% targets over the same period.
Mach7 Technologies reported its fourth consecutive quarter of positive operating cash flow, including its first positive first-quarter result, while its annual recurring revenue run rate rose 8.5% year on year in constant currency. Cash increased from a year earlier to approximately A$19 million, with no debt, as the company invests in a modular imaging portfolio it plans to demonstrate at RSNA 2026.
Rio Tinto has agreed to fund exploration at LCL Resources’ Liamu copper-gold project in Papua New Guinea, with the option to earn up to an 80% interest; the deal follows an earlier farm-in between the companies at the Ono project. Rio Tinto can earn an initial 51% by funding at least $6 million of exploration, then increase its interest by funding a further $40 million or meeting specified resource and study milestones. LCL shares rose around 23% on the day, alongside the announcement.
Equus Energy will hold its annual general meeting in Perth on 26 November, with shareholders to vote on director elections and re-election, a mandate allowing potential future equity issues of up to 10% of issued capital, and proposed performance rights for two directors. The company says it is not currently proposing an issue under the mandate.
Cyclopharm says Non-Executive Director Dianne Angus will retire effective 30 November 2026, after serving on the board since 2021. The company will begin searching for a replacement as part of its ongoing board renewal.
BKI Investment Company reported unaudited, indicative pre-tax net tangible assets of $2.07 per share as at 23 October, alongside a closing share price of $1.76. The announcement provides no comparison with an earlier weekly figure.
Westgold Resources has extended its on-market buy-back to September 2027, allowing it to repurchase up to a further $50 million of shares, subject to an overall 5% cap. The company says it has bought back about $27 million of shares so far; the latest daily update reports 500,000 shares repurchased.
AKORA Resources has held early-stage infrastructure discussions with the World Bank, IFC and European Union for its Bekisopa iron ore project in Madagascar, with the company and IFC agreeing to further explore potential financing structures. The talks also covered a planned haul road and wider transport links that could support regional access and agriculture; no direct EU funding opportunity has been identified.
Ramelius Resources reported quarterly gold production of about 49,000 ounces, with wet-weather haulage interruptions at Penny affecting output and costs; it remains on track to meet its full-year production and cost guidance. Cash and gold increased to approximately $768 million from $650 million in June, while the company completed the $300 million Edna May sale and advanced its Mt Magnet plant expansion. It expects production to increase quarter-on-quarter in FY27, with higher-grade mining planned at Dalgaranga and Cue.
Adveritas reported annualised recurring revenue of $18 million, up 47% over the year and 175% over two years, while new US partner-led customers broadened its reach beyond sports betting and gaming. Its self-serve platform attracted early SME users, and the company extended its ad-fraud detection capabilities to ChatGPT; quarterly customer receipts rose 11% year on year but fell 21% from the prior quarter, with Brazil-related payment delays cited. A post-quarter placement raised $2 million at a 42.9% premium to the prior closing share price.
Hearts and Minds Investments reported estimated post-tax net tangible assets of $3.14 per share at 23 October, down from $3.16 a week earlier; pre-tax NTA also eased to $3.35 from $3.39. The company said it continues to value its sole unlisted investment, Rokt, at the same level as at 30 June despite significant market volatility, including in software stocks.
Janus Electric signed a non-binding MOU with ConGlobal to explore a 20-truck pilot in Texas, with potential expansion across the operator’s 31 US depots subject to pilot success, definitive agreements and commercial viability. The proposed partnership would use ConGlobal’s facilities and workforce for truck conversions, battery swapping and servicing; Janus shares were up around 11% on the day.
Paul Anderson’s indirect holding in Healius rose after the Tuis Farm Family Trust acquired ordinary shares on market; his direct shareholding and performance rights were unchanged.
Guzman Y Gomez has extended its on-market buy-back end date to October 2027, while retaining its intention to buy back up to a further $100 million of shares. It bought back 40,416 shares on the previous trading day, bringing the total bought back to 382,371 since the program began.
Region Group bought back 385,835 securities on the previous day, bringing total buy-backs to more than 17 million since the program began. The company is targeting up to $100 million in buy-backs, with no minimum or maximum number of securities set and the option to change or end the program.
INOVIQ received approximately $2 million in Australian R&D tax incentives for eligible research and development activities in FY26, when it spent $4 million on R&D.
EMVision’s pivotal brain-scanner trial had recruited more than 230 patients by early October, with most contributing to the primary analysis cohort; the company is also adding acute ischaemic stroke detection for validation within the existing trial, subject to FDA feedback. Cash reserves rose to $18 million at quarter-end from $17 million three months earlier, with further grant funding available. The First Responder study met its initial usability and workflow objectives, while production-equivalent units are targeted for the first half of 2027.
Eagers Automotive has agreed to acquire the remaining 20% of its BYD Retail joint venture for cash and shares, making the business wholly owned; completion is expected by the end of October. The company estimates the deal will be 5% to 5.5% accretive to underlying operating profit before tax, based on the year ended June 2026.
Valiant Gold advanced infrastructure and site work at its Comet mine after underground re-entry, with first production still targeted for the second half of FY27 and the restart study expected before the end of the second quarter. It ended the quarter with approximately $63 million in cash and term deposits, down from approximately $63 million in cash and cash equivalents at the start of the quarter, while drilling continued at Reedy to assess resource potential.
PGF reported net tangible asset backing of $2.87 per share before tax accruals and $2.59 after tax, excluding deferred tax assets, as at 23 October. Its forward guidance indicates a gross annual dividend yield of approximately 7.45%, based on the closing share price and dividend guidance; the intended fully franked dividend remains subject to market and portfolio conditions.
Mayne Pharma reported first-quarter revenue of approximately $96 million, down 2% from a year earlier, while underlying EBITDA fell 52% to approximately $5 million, as growth in Women’s Health was offset by weaker Dermatology sales and planned investment. Prescriptions rose across key Women’s Health products, and DistributeRx prescriptions more than doubled; the company also signed a five-year Australian licence for BLISSEL and reported legal settlements and a favourable appeal ruling, with its damages claim continuing.
Glennon Small Companies Limited reported unaudited net tangible assets of approximately 63 cents per share before tax and 66 cents after tax as at 22 October 2026. The announcement provides no comparison with an earlier estimate.
Jameson Resources will hold its annual general meeting in Brisbane on 26 November 2026. Shareholders unable to attend in person are encouraged to lodge proxy votes by 24 November.
Marmota reports new northern drilling has extended contiguous high-grade gold at Greenewood, with the latest results complementing southern extensions announced earlier this month. The company says identified high-grade strike has doubled, with the deposit now extending over two kilometres and remaining open.
Helia Group bought back 36,466 shares on the previous trading day, bringing total purchases under its on-market buy-back to more than 2.3 million shares. It separately reported cancelling approximately one million shares bought back by 23 October, and says the programme may spend up to $75 million, subject to a share limit unless shareholders approve more.
Regener8 Resources has identified its largest soil anomaly to date at the Srebrenica North project: a coherent silver-zinc-lead-antimony zone spanning about 1.5 kilometres by 900 metres on the Vagan licence, between two operating mines. The early-stage surface results make Gradina a priority for further work, with geological mapping, rock sampling and a ground magnetic survey planned; nearly 600 samples remain at the laboratory. Separate results from Dolovi were mostly at background levels, with only weakly elevated readings in a small area.
Pureprofile reported record quarterly revenue, up 14% year on year, while EBITDA rose 27% and its margin improved to 13%. Platform revenue more than doubled, and ANZ revenue grew 21%; FY27 guidance is revenue of $72 million to $75 million and an EBITDA margin of 11% to 12%, compared with previous guidance of 10% for the margin.
Gulf Stream Energy has applied to list approximately 33 million ordinary shares issued as T2 placement shares, alongside approximately 33 million free-attaching listed options. Following quotation, the company will have approximately 2.5 billion ordinary shares on issue.
Cadoux reported shallow, thick zircon mineralisation at Toolondo, including an intersection of 20 metres grading 0.86% in-situ zircon, and says the results indicate the WIM 100 trend may continue onto its joint-venture ground. The company says the mineralised layer spans about one kilometre and is 9–20 metres thick, while historic drilling along the trend had found heavy minerals over shorter intervals. Further assays and drilling are planned; the announcement also reports WIM-style mineralisation at Pimpinio and Echo East, with follow-up warranted.
Argo Investments renewed its on-market buy-back facility for another 12 months for capital management, with a maximum of 37 million shares proposed. It bought back 109,000 shares on the previous business day, bringing total purchases to more than 6.8 million, with over 30 million remaining under the stated maximum.
Carnaby Resources shareholders are meeting to vote on Evolution Mining’s proposed acquisition of the shares it does not already own. The company says it will announce the voting results shortly after the meeting; the supplied excerpt does not include the outcome.
Silver Mines will hold its 2026 annual general meeting in Sydney on 26 November. Shareholders can vote in person or by proxy, with proxy instructions due by 24 November.
L1 Long Short Fund reported net tangible asset backing of approximately $4 per share after tax and just over $4 before tax, as at 21 October 2026. The figures are unaudited and approximate.
CSL says Brian McNamee will retire from its board and Gordon Naylor will become chair, with both changes effective from March 2027. Naylor, who has served as interim CEO and managing director since February 2026, is due to continue in that role until February 2027 before returning to the board as a non-executive director and chair-elect. Carolyn Hewson will become senior independent director, as Naylor will not initially be considered an independent chair because of his recent executive role.
Artrya says Huntsville Hospital Health System, its largest customer to date, has signed a five-year commercial agreement, marking the first SAPPHIRE study participant to convert to a customer; the deal includes a minimum commitment of about US$500,000. The company also reported materially higher Salix Coronary Plaque use at Tanner Health after introducing a pre-authorisation workflow, with elevated activity continuing into October, while it will conduct an additional reader study before filing for FDA clearance of Salix Coronary Flow, later than previously expected. Artrya reported pro forma cash of about $67 million at quarter-end, with an additional research and development rebate claim of about $5 million in process.
Atlantic Lithium says Zhejiang Huayou has completed its takeover of Elevra’s rights and obligations in the Ghana portfolio, including a 22.5% interest and spodumene offtake rights. Huayou will sole-fund development costs up to the remaining $66 million commitment, earning a further 27.5% interest and taking its stake to 50%, after which costs are to be shared equally.
Pure Foods Tasmania’s September-quarter customer receipts rose 60% from a year earlier, while operating cash outflow fell 69% to approximately $311,000; cash flow remained negative. The company said acquisitions and new customers drove much of the receipts growth, and outlined plans to grow sales, improve production efficiency and control costs in the December quarter.
NH3 says new potential demand from industrial ammonia users has expanded the market for its WAH2 project, alongside existing power-generation and marine-fuel discussions, and it is progressing talks with funding groups and strategic partners. The company now targets a final investment decision in 2027, later than previously planned, while its target for commercial operations remains 2030; it says more time is needed to incorporate the opportunities and refine the project.
Worley bought back 158,695 shares on the previous trading day, bringing total buy-backs to about 7.5 million since the program began. The company intends to spend up to $300 million on the on-market buy-back.
Mirvac Group bought back just over one million stapled securities on the previous trading day, bringing total purchases under its on-market buy-back to more than 88 million. The group intends to buy back up to $200 million of securities, funded through a mix of cash and existing debt facilities.
FSA Group bought back 5,683 shares on the previous trading day, bringing the total bought back to over 1 million since the programme began in June. The company’s stated maximum buy-back is approximately 12 million shares, with over 11 million still available.
Maas Group Holdings bought back approximately 1.6 million shares on the previous trading day, bringing purchases under its new on-market buy-back to approximately 9.9 million shares. It intends to buy back up to approximately 70 million shares under the programme, following a separate buy-back that concluded after repurchasing approximately 36 million shares.
Hipages Group Holdings bought back 12,000 shares on the previous business day, bringing total purchases under the buy-back to 557,282. The company has a maximum of approximately 13.7 million shares available to buy back, with more than 13 million still remaining; the program is scheduled to run until May 2027 unless the cap is reached earlier.
Dubber reported positive cash flow for the quarter, with revenue rising from the previous quarter to $8 million and total liquidity of approximately $16 million. It says Notes has been soft-launched and Voice AI is in pilot, while a proposed Daisee acquisition with just under $2 million in annual recurring revenue is expected to close in the coming weeks, subject to due diligence and contract novations.
Great Dirt says post-quarter soil assays defined nine lithium targets at its Pilbara project, including three priority targets, with results intended to guide follow-up exploration and potential initial drilling. Earlier sampling at its NSW manganese projects returned rock-chip grades of up to 55% manganese, while the company reported approximately $3 million in cash at quarter end.
EcoGraf’s value-engineering review identified potential to raise Epanko’s Stage 1 production capacity by 20% while reducing estimated first-decade operating costs by 5.8%. A binding offtake term sheet with a major German graphite trader doubles contracted volumes, and the company is advancing project financing and expansion work. EcoGraf also raised approximately A$5 million after quarter-end; cash stood at A$2 million at quarter-end.
Cochlear’s chair said FY26 performance fell below expectations, citing healthcare capacity constraints, insurance delays, reimbursement changes and other operating pressures. The company is accelerating cost reductions and a more scalable operating model while expanding clinician-led referral pathways to reach more adults with severe hearing loss; its guidelines are being implemented across 25 countries. The excerpt also says Professor Ian Meredith will join the board as an independent non-executive director in December.
X2M Smart Energy has launched at the 1,000-lot McMahon’s Place estate in Echuca, its first Australian smart community deployment, with a live system demonstrated at the sales office. X2M estimates potential revenue of approximately $2 million at the estate and approximately $12 million across a pipeline of up to 5,800 lots if all households adopt the offer; the wider pipeline includes binding agreements and a non-binding memorandum of understanding. Participating homes are estimated to save approximately $1,000 a year on electricity compared with typical 7-star homes with minimal solar.
Patagonia Lithium has appointed Victor Hugo Quevedo as a non-executive director, following a nomination by Crosgo Trading under an arrangement linked to the company’s June placement. The placement raised $11 million to fund project work and other purposes; Quevedo disclosed no relevant securities interests.
Hexima will hold its annual general meeting in Melbourne, where shareholders will consider the 2026 financial reports, an advisory vote on the remuneration report and the election of newly appointed director Matthew Ng. Shareholders can attend in person, vote by proxy or submit questions ahead of the meeting.
Fenix Resources director John Paul Welborn acquired 700,000 shares, increasing his direct holding from 27.3 million to 28 million; he also holds 35 million performance rights, unchanged from the previous notice. The announcement describes the acquisitions as on- and off-market.
EAU Lithium will hold its annual general meeting on 27 November, with shareholders asked to approve a placement facility allowing equity issues of up to 10% of issued capital. Other resolutions include re-electing Leo Horn and re-approving the employee securities plan.
Wiluna Mining says it has repaid its remaining secured loan of approximately $40 million using IPO proceeds, leaving it with no outstanding secured debt or borrowings after convertible notes were converted into shares. The company plans to use IPO funds over the next two years for underground and surface drilling, technical studies and infrastructure work intended to support potential mine restarts.
Reliance Worldwide Corporation granted CEO Heath Sharp approximately 1.3 million performance rights, increasing his rights holding from approximately 2.6 million to approximately 3.9 million; the grant was approved by shareholders at the company’s AGM. Separately, approximately 3,000 performance rights lapsed because their conditions were not met or could no longer be met.
Reedy Lagoon Corporation has proposed a two-tranche placement to raise approximately $700,000 for mineral project exploration and development, and general working capital. The issue is planned in two stages, with the second tranche subject to shareholder approval.
PlaySide Studios says several External Projects contracts signed since the start of FY27 have expanded from smaller projects or prototypes, bringing their combined value to approximately $6 million, with approximately $5 million expected to be recognised as revenue in FY27. The work includes a new Dumb Ways title and gaming experiences and prototypes for a large technology company; PlaySide also says it is in late-stage negotiations with another client.
Metallium’s U.S. subsidiary has signed a non-binding MOU with Traxys to assess critical-metals processing opportunities, including feedstock supply, product sales and possible financing or investment. The parties intend to evaluate priority materials and processing economics and negotiate terms, but no binding offtake, financing or investment commitments have been agreed.
Jumbo Interactive bought back 12,755 shares on the previous trading day, down from more than 1.5 million shares bought back before then. The company says it intends to spend up to $25 million on the on-market buy-back.
Galileo Mining reported mineralised outcrop near its Callisto resource, two priority platinum-group metal zones at Mission Sill and a new gold prospect at Callisto South, with further drilling underway or planned. It ended the quarter with approximately $7 million in cash, down from approximately $7.5 million the previous quarter.
Brazilian Rare Earths says its Monte Alto indicated resource has grown 41% to 3.5 million tonnes, while the total resource increased 29% to 4.4 million tonnes. The southern area’s indicated resource has approximately tripled to 1.9 million tonnes, and the company says the expanded estimate will support mine planning for a concentrate-sales feasibility study targeted for completion by year-end.
Beforepay Group reported record quarterly revenue of $17 million, up 45% year on year, and cash net profit after tax of $6 million, up 58% from a year earlier but down 15% on the previous quarter. Total advances rose 17% year on year to approximately $265 million, while net bad debts increased to 1.41% from 0.87% a year earlier; the company said revenue growth meaningfully outpaced the rise in credit losses. The company said its new debt facility is beginning to lower funding costs and provide additional capacity for personal-loan growth.
Lion Rock Minerals reported results from a further 98 Minta Est drill holes, with calculated monazite grades in recovered concentrate reaching approximately 6% and estimated TREO reaching 3%. Half of the holes contained at least 1% calculated monazite, extending an elevated-grade area identified in earlier batches; the company says further in-situ assays are expected next month and deeper drilling is planned to test mineralisation below current auger depths.
Greatland Resources produced about 70,000 ounces of gold in the September quarter, down from about 79,000 ounces in the previous quarter, while costs per ounce were broadly steady. The company reported quarterly revenue of about $485 million, down from about $545 million, and ended the quarter debt-free with approximately $1.3 billion in cash after a modest cash build. Havieron construction began during the quarter, and Greatland remains on track to meet its FY27 production and cost guidance.
Dynamic Metals agreed to sell non-core Widgiemooltha gold assets to Corazon for up to $3.5 million, including cash, shares, milestone payments and a royalty. After quarter end, it also agreed to sell the Lady Jane Gold Project to First Au while retaining a royalty, and completed soil sampling at Princess Sally and Redross, with results pending. The company is reviewing and ranking gold targets across Widgiemooltha and has submitted an access plan for its Meentheena fluorspar project.
Condor Energy completed an independent study identifying conventional shallow-water development options for its Piedra Redonda gas project and, after quarter-end, received formal qualification from PERUPETRO to progress direct negotiations on a proposed licence contract. The company also advanced discussions with prospective gas buyers and strategic partners, while beginning a study of potential drilling options.
Alchemy Resources has executed a binding joint venture agreement under which Newcam Minerals holds a 60% interest and will manage the Bryah iron ore project, while Alchemy retains a 40% interest free-carried to a decision to mine. Newcam’s option exercise preceded the agreement; planned next steps include approving an exploration budget and starting surveys and drilling.
West African Resources will host a webinar and conference call with its executive chairman and CEO to discuss its September 2026 quarterly report. A recording is expected to be available after the call.
Vection Technologies confirmed approximately $1 million in FY27 annual revenue from the continuation of a law enforcement and national security programme it has delivered for more than five years. The revenue is expected to be fully recognised in FY27, with no deferred element; the announcement also says the company’s separate NATO-aligned defence framework has cumulative orders of $30 million.
PLS Group has completed a US$700 million senior notes offering, its second in the US debt market, to diversify funding and add flexibility ahead of planned investment. The proceeds are intended for general corporate purposes, including capital expenditure and growth opportunities, as the company prepares for approximately A$1.9 billion of investment in P2000 and approximately A$600–650 million in infrastructure.
Perpetual Resources reported selective underground samples at Nevada Scheelite grading up to approximately 12% tungsten oxide, with five of nine samples above 4%; surface skarn samples returned grades above 1%. The company has completed an underground LiDAR survey and is combining it with historical records to identify targets for a maiden drilling program, with drilling arrangements expected to be confirmed in the coming weeks.
Block director Anthony M. Eisen filed notice of a proposed sale of common shares, following repeated sales of the same number of shares on each trading day listed in the excerpt. The filing shows those recent sales generated proceeds ranging from about $440,000 to $500,000 per day; the supplied excerpt is truncated.
Sigma Lithium extended the maturity of its US$100 million senior secured debt by six months, to June 2027, with the interest rate and covenants unchanged. Since restarting operations, it has produced approximately 7,000 tonnes of lithium oxide concentrate and retains its target to reach an annualized production rate of 330,000 tonnes by year-end 2027. The extension follows a roughly 40% reduction in total debt over the past two years, to approximately US$125 million.
Carnarvon Energy reported buying back 70,000 shares on the previous day, compared with nearly 2 million shares bought back before then. The company has bought back nearly 2.1 million shares in total and says up to about 179 million may be repurchased under the on-market program.
Boss Energy will hold its annual general meeting in a hybrid format, with shareholders able to attend in person in Perth or online and vote during the meeting. Proxy forms are due before the meeting, and shareholders can submit questions in advance.
Argosy Minerals has completed preliminary engineering for the evaporation and crystallisation circuit at its Rincon lithium project, advancing a key input to the broader feasibility study. The work follows crystallisation tests that achieved lithium chloride product recoveries exceeding 99% and is intended to support cost estimates, process design and reduced project execution risk; the study remains underway.
JPMorgan Chase & Co. and its affiliates reported a rise in their relevant voting interest in Paladin Energy to nearly 8%, from 6.63% in the previous notice. The change includes securities lending, collateral and proprietary trading interests, so it should not be read simply as a share purchase.
KinaTico bought back approximately 48,000 shares on the previous trading day, bringing total buy-backs to approximately 1.37 million since the program began. The latest daily purchase was smaller than the 1.32 million shares bought back before that day; the company’s on-market program allows for up to approximately 43 million shares, with more than 41 million remaining.
JPMorgan Chase & Co. and its affiliates reported a 5.09% voting interest in Deep Yellow, comprising about 50 million ordinary shares. The disclosed interests include securities held through lending arrangements and other capacities, so the filing does not represent a straightforward share purchase.
Barkly Rare Earths will present at IMARC in Sydney, followed by a live online briefing where Managing Director Craig Wright plans to share company updates and answer questions. A recording will be available on the company’s investor hub.
Contact Energy applied to quote 261,046 ordinary shares issued under its employee share ownership plan, with no cash issue price. The shares were issued on 23 October and rank equally with existing shares.