Noviqtech (ASX:NVQ) subsidiary Coralia partners with Swinburne University to develop biochar concrete, while its blockchain SaaS platforms Carbon Central and Fuel Central target the growing mandatory carbon reporting market.
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Patriot Resources (ASX:PAT) upgrades the Tassa Silver exploration target to up to 774 Moz AgEq, underpinned by 20 years of independent multi-operator geological data across a 2.9km district-scale system in Southern Peru.
Suncorp (ASX:SUN) enters a 5-year aggregate reinsurance deal providing $800m annual cover and a $100m capital release, while guiding FY26 margins to the upper end of the 10-12% target range despite a $250m nat hazard overrun.
Qoria (ASX:QOR) confirms an upsized US$100m Aura placement at a 32.4% premium to VWAP, with the Aura founder personally increasing his commitment ahead of the AXQ scheme implementation.
IBM (NYSE:IBM) delivered $15.9 billion in Q1 2026 revenue, up 9%, as software hit $7 billion and infrastructure margins nearly doubled year-over-year. The Confluent acquisition tightens IBM’s grip on the AI infrastructure stack.
Adisyn (ASX:AI1) raised A$14M cornerstoned by Regal Funds Management and Meitav following graphene semiconductor and stealth drone technology breakthroughs in the same week.
PLS Group (ASX:PLS) closed a US$600M debut Senior Notes offering at 6.875% due 2031, retiring drawn revolving credit and repositioning the balance sheet ahead of P2000 and Colina FIDs.
Paladin Energy (ASX:PDN) raised FY2026 production guidance to 4.5 to 4.8Mlb after a strong Q3 at Langer Heinrich while its Patterson Lake South EIS approval faces a judicial review.
Deep Yellow (ASX:DYL) completed a 133-hole uranium drill program at Tinkas while seismic mapping at Condor identified five priority drill targets for Q2 2026.
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