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Larvotto Resources (ASX:LRV) nears production, but Hammer deal raises the stakes
Larvotto nears Hillgrove production while buying Hammer Metals. Can ASX:LRV start one mine and build its next copper engine?
American Tungsten & Antimony (ASX:AT4) has critical minerals heat, but drilling now has to prove scale
AT4 has antimony grades, tungsten plans and Nasdaq ambition. The real test is whether drilling can prove a scalable U.S. minerals platform.
MEC Resources (ASX:MMR) has PEP-11 legal leverage, but the court catalyst cuts both ways
MMR has PEP-11 exposure and a court date. The risk is whether legal clarity can create value beyond a tiny market cap.
BPH Energy (ASX:BPH) faces a court catalyst that could reset its small-cap risk story
BPH has a court date and a tiny market value. The real question is whether PEP-11 clarity can turn risk into a cleaner roadmap.
Develop Global secures $400m Trafigura package as $DVP investors assess mine buildout risk
Develop Global secured US$400m from Trafigura and approved two growth projects. Find out what the $DVP funding shift means next.
Aerometrex NSW Government contract puts $AMX in focus as MetroMap public-sector momentum builds
Aerometrex won a A$1.5m NSW Government MetroMap contract. Find out how the $AMX deal supports its geospatial platform strategy.
Superloop (ASX:SLC) completes Lightning Broadband acquisition as Smart Communities strategy moves from ambition to execution
Superloop Limited has completed its $165m Lightning Broadband deal. Find out how the acquisition could reshape Australia’s fibre market today!
Clean TeQ Water lands Rasp Mine tailings contract as ASX: CNQ chases recurring mining revenue
Tailings risk is becoming a mining boardroom issue. Clean TeQ Water’s Rasp Mine deal tests whether safer disposal can also lift throughput.
Sarama Resources Q1 results sharpen focus on SRR cash runway and Australia exploration strategy
Sarama Resources cut losses, but cash fell below US$300,000. The next test is whether SRR can fund its Australia-led exploration pivot.
Sunrise Energy Metals (ASX: SRL) jumps 5.6% as scandium thesis hits FID stretch
China controls 85% of scandium supply. Lockheed Martin wants a Western source. Sunrise Energy Metals (ASX: SRL) is months from FID.