NGX has secured rights to acquire up to 85% of seven exploration licences covering over 1,300 square kilometres in Namibia’s Damara Belt, plus up to 85% of a copper project near the Haib deposit. It has completed a placement raising approximately A$4 million to fund exploration and project commitments; the supplied filings also propose performance options for its executive director and key employees and consultants, subject to shareholder approval.
Elk Range Mining reported a broad gold intersection at its Friday project, including a high-grade interval, with mineralisation extending about 170 metres below the limit of historical drilling. The company says the hole also provides new structural data to guide ongoing exploration, with further drilling underway; a conference presentation repeats the results and outlines its Idaho projects.
Janus Electric says existing customer King Fio Trucking has ordered six more electric truck conversions and battery sets, doubling its commitment to 12 trucks and lifting Janus’ North American order book to 124 trucks, with a combined gross contract value of approximately A$65 million. The additional order is conditional on approval of applicable California incentives and is expected to generate recurring subscription revenue; Janus expects to have 18 operational trucks in Los Angeles before year-end.
SCX.ai reported positive operating cash flow and customer receipts of approximately $2 million for the September quarter, compared with approximately $600,000 in receipts across the prior half-year. ARR rose 54% from the prospectus figure and 27% since listing to approximately $8 million, while the company said it had passed 100 commercial customers. It also announced partnerships with SpaceX’s Super Intelligence Partner Network and F5, and is targeting deployment of its second AI compute node by year-end.
Gwardar Resources says shareholders passed all resolutions at its annual meeting, including director ratifications, auditor appointment and approval of additional placement capacity. The remuneration report was also adopted.
Quantum Graphite will hold its annual general meeting online in November, with shareholders asked to approve share issues for service providers and capital-market services, additional issue capacity, and options for directors and the company secretary. The proposals include issuing up to approximately 29 million shares to Markets Nominees, an entity controlled by CEO and director Sal Catalano, for capital-market services.
Southern Cross Electrical Engineering shareholders approved the FY27 performance-rights grant to Managing Director Graeme Dunn, and the company issued the rights following the AGM. Dunn’s disclosed interests now include these new rights alongside his existing ordinary shares and FY25 and FY26 performance rights; all resolutions at the meeting were carried.
Eastern Gas Corporation’s investor presentation focuses on appraising potential new east coast gas supply. The company reports aggregate estimates of approximately 919 billion cubic feet of contingent gas resources and 2.3 trillion cubic feet of prospective resources, but further exploration and appraisal are required to establish recoverable quantities.
The Star Entertainment Group reported quarterly EBITDA of $12 million, a $25 million improvement from a loss a year earlier and a $21 million turnaround from the previous quarter; Sydney and Gold Coast revenue rose 9% from the prior quarter, marking their first combined year-on-year growth since quarterly reporting began. The company said operating free cash flow was positive before one-off items and expects FY27 to be its first year of net operating cash inflows in more than two years, before one-off items. Shares climbed around 17% on the day alongside the updates.
Strategic Energy Resources completed its Diamantina copper-gold project acquisition and raised $1.7 million to support drilling, while diamond drilling began at Canobie and Bulimba’s partner-funded exploration advanced. Fortescue is funding Canobie drilling, and Sumitomo approved an exploration budget of over $1 million for Bulimba; Diamantina drilling is supported by a Queensland Government grant. Canobie assays are expected in November, with further results anticipated during the December quarter.
LGI Limited director Adam James Bloomer acquired shares on-market through a company he controls, increasing his indirect holding. The notice reports no shares disposed.
Amotiv says first-quarter like-for-like revenue fell 5% year on year and now expects FY27 revenue and underlying EBITA, excluding VAFI consolidation, to be up to 5% below continuing operations in FY26; including VAFI, both are expected to be broadly in line. It also announced an on-market buyback of up to 5% of shares on issue, while shares fell around 6% on the day. Deloitte has been appointed auditor following the AGM.
Alcidion plans an on-market buy-back of up to approximately 135 million shares, or 10% of its issued capital, expected to begin in November and run for up to 12 months. The maximum is not a target or commitment: the company says purchases will be selective and weighed against investment, growth and cash needs, with approximately $21 million in cash reserves at the end of June 2026.
Newly listed Parbo Resources completed its first drilling program at Brians Mill, with assay results expected in early November, and has since started an approximately 7,500-metre program at Mount Padbury. The company reported cash and term deposits of approximately $6 million at quarter-end and secured a government co-funding grant for planned drilling at Narracoota.
FireFly Metals says its first hole at the Mount Joy prospect in Canada intersected wide, high-grade copper-gold mineralisation, with follow-up drilling finding further sulphides and assays pending. The discovery is about 35 kilometres from its Ming Mine and close to a processing facility currently on care and maintenance; the company says it plans further regional drilling, with an updated resource estimate and feasibility study expected next quarter.
Minerals 260 secured $170 million in additional royalty funding and a $250 million equity placement, bringing Franco-Nevada’s total investment to $420 million from its initial $220 million investment in February. The company says its feasibility study remains on track for early 2027, while an expanded mining lease now covers the project’s planned mining and processing area. Its pro forma cash balance is approximately $600 million, including placement proceeds that remain subject to shareholder approval.
Red Hill Minerals reported copper-gold intersections from drilling at Anabama, including copper mineralisation at depth in a newly identified geological setting and narrow high-grade zones near an untested electromagnetic conductor. At West Pilbara, initial drilling at G1 and step-out drilling at Barkley returned multiple modest gold intersections, with the company indicating further investigation is warranted.
Hamelin Gold will hold its annual meeting on 26 November, with shareholders asked to approve additional placement capacity of up to 10% of issued capital and an employee share and option plan. The agenda also includes the re-election of Justin Osborne and adoption of the remuneration report.
Ellerston Capital’s reported voting power in Mayfield Group Holdings rose to 7.12% from 5.99%, while UBS Group and its related bodies corporate ceased to be substantial holders. The amended Ellerston notice reports its latest change on 23 October and includes purchases and sales over the period; separately, director Andrew Rowe acquired ordinary shares on market, adding to his existing partly paid holding.
Austral Gold’s third-quarter production rose 50% from the previous quarter to approximately 6,500 gold-equivalent ounces, and the company moved from net debt to a net cash position. It lowered its 2026 production forecast from 27,000–33,000 ounces to 24,000–27,000, citing winter weather, ore moisture and maintenance constraints at Guanaco.
Julia Beckett has ceased as Alkane Resources’ joint company secretary, effective 27 October. Rich Steenhof will continue as company secretary and remain responsible for communications with ASX on listing-rule matters.
EQ Resources will hold its virtual annual meeting on 25 November, with shareholders able to ask questions and vote online. Shares rose around 6% on the day, alongside the announcement.
Galan Lithium will hold its annual general meeting in West Perth on 26 November 2026. Shareholders can attend in person or vote by proxy, with proxy instructions due at least 48 hours before the meeting; the supplied excerpt does not include the full agenda.
A peer-reviewed, single-centre study of a small, selected group of patients reported local disease control in all evaluable patients at about four months after treatment with OncoSil alongside chemotherapy; four patients later underwent surgery with clear margins. The study also reported successful implantation in all participants without implantation-related complications, but the survival findings remain exploratory and statistically immature.
Connected Minerals has acquired historical exploration data for its Bailundo project in Angola, including results from six assayed diamond holes that report broad niobium and rare earth mineralisation from surface. About 1,500 metres of historical core remains unassayed, and the company says it will integrate the data with ongoing drilling and technical studies to refine targets and assess mineralisation across weathered and fresh rock.
Court-approved schemes for Critical Metals Corp. to acquire all European Lithium shares and listed options have taken effect, with implementation expected in early November. Eligible shareholders are due to receive Critical Metals shares at the previously announced exchange ratio, while option entitlements will be calculated under the scheme terms; European Lithium securities are set to be suspended from ASX trading.
PhosCo says drilling expanded its DOH discovery and identified a new discovery at Sekarna North, while maiden drilling at KH confirmed thick phosphate near the proposed plant site. Metallurgical tests produced concentrate grading up to 34% phosphate, above the commonly traded grade cited in the announcement, and an updated Scoping Study is expected imminently. The company reported A$3.8 million in cash and A$0.6 million in undrawn grant funding, with further funding from STUDI and EBRD expected subject to stated conditions.
Nova Eye Medical reported quarterly sales up 30% year on year, with trailing 12-month sales growth accelerating from 26% to 30%. It generated positive operating cash flow, compared with an outflow in the prior-year quarter, and reported positive EBITDA for a second consecutive reporting period. FY27 sales and positive EBITDA guidance was confirmed.
Oliver Kiddie has become a substantial holder in FMR Resources, with relevant interests in ordinary shares representing 6.94% of voting power. The interests include shares held through two trusts and shares issued on conversion of performance rights.
Plenti recorded quarterly loan originations of over $600 million, up 29% from a year earlier and 14% from the prior quarter, reaching its FY27 quarterly run-rate objective ahead of schedule. Its loan portfolio grew 24% year on year, while 90-day arrears eased from the previous quarter and annualised credit losses remained broadly stable; the company says it remains on track to meet its remaining FY27 profitability and efficiency objectives.
Tanarra Capital Australia Pty Ltd and the other Tanarra Entities reported selling shares in Bapcor, reducing their voting power from 16.88% to 12.98%. The notice records sales across three trading days, including a sale of more than 21 million shares on the final day.
Killi Resources will hold its annual general meeting on 27 November, with shareholders asked to vote on a proposed capacity to issue up to 10% of its issued capital and the re-election and election of directors. The board unanimously recommends voting against Stephen Mayne’s non-board-endorsed director nomination.
UBS Group AG and its related bodies corporate became a substantial holder in Artrya, reporting voting power of just over 5%. The disclosed interests include fund management and securities-borrowing and lending arrangements; the filing does not establish these as outright purchases.
Alurion Resources has begun infill drilling and bulk-sample trenching at its Amargosa bauxite project to support a pre-feasibility study targeted for mid-2027. An independent logistics study found road haulage could support up to approximately 11.5 million wet tonnes a year—twice the Scoping Study base case—with no road-capacity constraints identified at the tested levels.
Unity Metals director Anthony Ashall acquired additional shares through a share purchase plan, while Andrew Wright’s notice records shares acquired and options that expired. The excerpt also lists directors’ post-change holdings, including unvested performance rights; the announcement is truncated.
BLS Pharmaceuticals directors Jason Hine and Samuel Watson reported shares issued after FY2026 performance rights vested on achievement of milestones and performance hurdles. Hine’s indirect ordinary shareholding increased, while Watson’s direct shareholding rose; both directors’ performance-rights balances fell.
Viridis says its Colossus project has moved from development into execution after completing a feasibility study and securing strategic equity commitments of up to approximately US$120 million, which it says fully addresses the project’s equity funding requirement. The study estimates an after-tax value of about US$1.2 billion and a 2.7-year payback; the company has selected an engineering partner, awarded its first major equipment package and advanced offtake and debt-financing discussions. Quarter-end cash was about A$120 million, with pro forma cash of approximately A$200 million subject to investment conditions and completion.
Perpetual Limited and its related bodies corporate increased their relevant interest in MaxiPARTS from 9.57% to 10.65%, with voting shares rising from about 5.3 million to about 5.9 million. The notice records purchases, but the supplied excerpt does not include the full details of present relevant interests.