In today's Just The Facts..
Askari Metals has kicked off exploration at its Nejo Gold and Copper Project in Ethiopia. The team’s targeting gold in the south and copper in the northwest—part of a dual-track program that could fast-track the company toward a maiden resource.
Flight Centre is up today on releasing its first-quarter FY26 update. The company reported strong momentum in its corporate travel segment and early signs of recovery in leisure travel, with profit growth expected in the second half.
Mineral Resources has signed a $1.2 billion deal with South Korea’s POSCO for a 30 percent stake in its two WA lithium projects. The joint venture will help MinRes pay down debt and cements its role at the heart of global lithium supply.
Inghams Group released its FY26 trading update and reaffirmed full-year earnings guidance, saying cost-cutting and efficiency moves are offsetting higher egg prices. EBITDA guidance stays between $215 million and $230 million, with earnings expected to be stronger in the second half.
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