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QGold filed a C$300M shelf prospectus for flexible financing over 25 months. The filing covers shares, debt, and warrants, with no immediate offering planned.
Cartier Resources shareholders approved the full director slate at the June 16 AGM. Philippe Cloutier remains CEO as the company advances its Chimo Mine gold project near Val-d'Or.
Nova Minerals completed its redomiciliation from Australia to the US, with shares expected on NYSE American under NVA on June 17. The move targets institutional capital for its Estelle gold project and antimony supply chain.
DHT Holdings (Alpha Score 73) and Scorpio Tankers join peers on a new Capital Link portal, discussing crude and product tanker rates, fleet supply, and capital returns.
Cenovus Energy says it is positioned for a strong second-quarter cash flow, lifted by higher oil prices and wider refining margins. The outlook carries readthroughs for the Canadian oil patch.
A peak body told a parliamentary inquiry that proposed tax changes would have prevented companies like Canva and Atlassian from being founded. The reform targets loopholes. Industry groups warn it risks freezing early-stage capital.
Indian state refiners bought 6M barrels of Nigerian crude from SEEPCO to bypass the Strait of Hormuz. The move signals a structural shift in India's oil procurement strategy.
Forty-two Philippine firms landed on Fortune's 2025 Southeast Asia 500. Top Frontier led, but commodity giants slowed while Vietnamese companies drove revenue gains.
Olin and Huntsman merge in all-stock deal targeting $400M synergies by 2031. Alpha Score 37 captures weak chlorine demand; long-term cost case underpins.
Element Solutions CEO Ben Gliklich told investors the company is near the end of a multiyear portfolio overhaul that has reshaped the specialty chemicals firm around electronics and industrial markets.
Nexa Resources trades at a discount to peers as operational issues at Cerro Lindo and Atacocha weigh on output. Zinc prices above $2,800 support a recovery if management hits 2025 guidance.
The Plan of Operations filing starts a 12-18 month permitting clock. If approved, Black Pine could produce 90,000 oz/year at $1,100 AISC with $2,000 gold. Draft EIS due Q4 2025.
ECB's Philip Lane says four months of elevated energy prices mean inflation will stay above 3%, with effects spreading to food, goods and services through next year.
Emperor Metals hits 61.5 g/t gold over 15 metres at Globex's Duquesne West project in Quebec. The intercept sits inside a 35.8-metre halo grading 26 g/t.
Deanna Ransom explains why more reps, tools, and activity aren't fixing pipeline, and why B2B growth now depends on precision, retention, and truly knowing your customer.
AICPA/CIMA's Rise2040 report says finance must shift from historian to futurist. AI, demographics, and regulation are forcing the change. 80% of professionals are optimistic.
Pidilite Industries led with a 64% monthly gain to Rs 205. Gujarat Ambuja Exports, Deepak Nitrite, and Navin Fluorine also hit new highs as the BSE commodities index outperformed the Sensex.
ET's AlphaScore 62 and multibillion-dollar project pipeline put it on a risk event watch. Upside from cash flow growth meets execution and regulatory overhang.
Indian equities extended gains for a third session after a US-Iran peace deal lowered oil prices. The Nifty touched 24,002 intraday. Metal stocks fell. FII turned net buyers. Focus now on Fed.
Equinor doubled its 2026 buyback to $3B and introduced a $2-4B annual range tied to oil at $60-80 and gas at $7-11/mmBtu. Production outlook lifted for 2030. Conditions matter.
DuPont's new Tyvek platform debuts June 24 in Bangkok. With an Alpha Score of 41/100, the launch tests demand amid tightening ASEAN safety rules.
A Form 8.5 filing by an exempt principal trader for Kore Potash Plc signals potential offer activity. The Kola project needs $1.9 billion in capex.
WTI holds $80 support while Brent slides below its channel after the Iran ceasefire deal. Natural gas breaks above its 50-MA with room to $3.30.
Reliance Industries shares jumped 6% in three days, adding Rs 1 lakh crore. Morgan Stanley's overweight rating implies 38% upside. The AGM is the next test.
Aluminium producers Hindalco, NALCO, Vedanta lead sector decline after LME aluminium drops on US-Iran interim agreement easing supply fears. Nifty Metal down 2.16%.
Accsys Technologies FY revenue rose 12% to €153m, with like-for-like revenue up 20%. The wood modification company benefits from tightening EU deforestation rules.
WTI holds above $80 as 20% of global oil shipments are cut. Drillers like Nabors see upgrades. A truce reopening the Strait of Hormuz could reverse gains.
IFCI shares surged 30% in three sessions to a record high on buzz the company will file NSE IPO papers by Thursday. The 4.5% NSE stake is valued at ₹4,500 crore.
Southern Province Cement shareholders approved a SAR 0.25 dividend and gave the board power to declare interim dividends quarterly or biannually. The shift could reshape payout expectations.
Equinor bought back 414,792 shares at NOK 353.25 each in the second tranche of its 2026 programme. The buy-back runs through July 20, with weekly disclosures on Oslo Børs.