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July 2023

Cann Group lights up medicinal cannabis market

Cann Group (ASX:CAN), a prominent player in the Australian medicinal cannabis industry, has announced its unaudited revenue results for the fiscal year 2023, showcasing remarkable growth. The company expects unaudited operating revenue of approximately $13.5 million, representing a substantial 111% increase compared to the previous fiscal year. This significant surge in revenue is driven by […]

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Bellevue’s golden boost

Bellevue Gold (ASX:BGL) has entered into a toll treating agreement with a subsidiary of Genesis Minerals (ASX:GMD). This agreement will enable Bellevue to generate early cash flow by processing material from its Vanguard open pit at Genesis’s Gwalia processing facility. The agreement marks a significant milestone for Bellevue as it progresses towards the commissioning of

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Patriot Battery Metals makes testwork advancements

Patriot Battery Metals Inc (TSX-V:PMET) (ASX:PMT) (OTCQX:PMETF) (FSE:R9GA) has announced significant advancements in its preliminary Heavy Liquid Separation (HLS) testwork conducted on the CV13 Pegmatite core samples. The results revealed a high potential for joint processing with the CV5 Pegmatite, positioning the company for continued success in the thriving lithium market. Mineral Process Consultant and

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Stocks of the Hour: archTIS, Krakatoa Resources, Dreadnought Resources

archTIS (ASX:AR9, OTCQB:ARHLF) has been awarded a contract with the Bank of Finland for its NC Protect security technology. Kurt Mueffelmann, Global COO and US President, said: “Organisations… are increasingly looking for independent encryption key management for their Microsoft 365 applications and SharePoint on-premises environments.” Shares are trading 7.32 per cent higher at 8.8 cents.

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ASX down 0.29 per cent at noon as Chinas Caixin services falls short

China’s Caixin services manufacturing PMI for June fell short of expectations at 53.9 points, disappointing analysts who anticipated a stronger rebound at 56.2, while the Caixin composite PMI declined to 52.5 in April. In response, Beijing and its central bank implemented key lending rate cuts in June to provide economic support amid ongoing concerns about

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