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Gateway Mining defines shallow, south-plunging gold shoot at Celia South, with 11m at 4.5g/t and extensions open.
Tungsten Mining’s Watershed DFS forecasts a $1.57b pre-tax NPV and 70% IRR ahead of a targeted December investment decision.
The ASX 200 rose 0.19% for the week as financials helped offset losses in materials. Small caps trailed the benchmark, with the Small Ordinaries falling 1.24%.
Sky Metals and Advance Metals plan to spin out five gold projects into a new explorer, targeting a $6 million IPO in 2027.
Tamboran Resources begins Beetaloo gas sales, generating US$1.8m as its Shenandoah South pilot project moves towards early production.
Imricor Medical Systems signs its first two US hospital customers for iMR cardiac procedures, marking a key step in commercialisation.
Smart Parking reaffirms its 3,000-site target for 2028 as it invests $2m a year in US growth and lifts Q1 revenue 11% to $31.4m.
Osmond Resources adds third rig after quartzite continuity in three Orión holes, accelerating infill drilling ahead of a potential resource upgrade.
Omega Oil & Gas records its strongest gas shows yet at Queensland’s deepest well, reaching 4,700m—though commercial flows are yet to be proven.
Big River Industries accepts CTL’s $156m takeover at $1.62 a share, a 45.9% premium, with board and major shareholders backing the deal.
Artrya signs a five-year, US$0.5m minimum deal with HonorHealth, expanding its Salix cardiac imaging software across nine Arizona hospitals.
Clarity Pharmaceuticals wins FDA breakthrough status for prostate cancer PET agent 64Cu-SAR-bisPSMA, a major milestone for its copper theranostic program.