The ASX200 closed up on Thursday, nudging just above .04 of a per cent. It's been a mixed bag with sectors' performance - consumer stapes and telecom bucked the trend - whilst energy and utilities took a hit.
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Antipa Minerals shot up after upgrading its Minyari Development in Western Australia, lifting total resources to 3.3 million ounces gold equivalent.
Orthocell had a stellar day on reaching a key US commercial milestone, recording 100 unit sales of its nerve repair product Remplir™.
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St George Mining was down despite reporting its thickest and highest-impact drill intercept to date at the Araxá rare earths and niobium project in Brazil.
Boss Energy plunged after its Honeymoon project review revealed major deviations from its 2021 plan. Management says a new wellfield design could still offer a path forward.
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