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3 days ago | smallcaps.com.au | Colin Hay

Water treatment specialist Parkway Corporate (ASX: PWN) is attracting growing international interest in its unique brine technology. Parkway’s Queensland Brine Solutions (QBS) business continues to build momentum across a range of areas and is also making progress in securing a small number of strategic project sites to develop key brine management and/or processing-related infrastructure.

3 days ago | smallcaps.com.au | Colin Hay

Ovanti (ASX: OVT) has concluded a global search by naming experienced fintech executive Peter Maher as chief executive officer of the company’s BNPL US division. In his new role, Mr Maher will be responsible for Ovanti’s payments and embedded finance businesses in the US. His appointment comes after Ovanti conducted an in-depth global recruitment search lasting many months to try and fill the position.

3 days ago | smallcaps.com.au | Colin Hay

Li-S Energy (ASX: LIS) is moving quickly to supply its unique battery cell systems under a new agreement with an unnamed defence technology company. Li-S has entered into a formal collaboration agreement and cell supply agreement with the unnamed “partner”, which specialises in the development and integration of advanced military and defence systems. The company expects to deliver a first batch of test cells to the client for testing in the coming quarter.

4 days ago | smallcaps.com.au | Colin Hay

US president Donald Trump’s declaration that Iran and Israel have agreed to a “complete and total” ceasefire has eased pressure on oil markets—and, for now it seems, the threat of a global energy shipping crisis. Major concerns about rising oil prices and their impact on global inflation escalated after the US hit a number of Iranian nuclear facilities and Iran’s subsequent retaliatory bombing of a US base in Qatar.

4 days ago | smallcaps.com.au | Colin Hay

Antares Metals (ASX: AM5) is looking to commence field activities as soon as possible on the company’s high-potential uranium prospects in the Mt Isa region of Queensland. A new data review of its assets has identified 49 uranium targets including 10 priority objectives in an area the company regards as significantly underexplored, especially considering its uranium prospectivity.