Daily Roundup

Energy One Gets the Green Light for Fluxys Deal

Energy One Limited has received approval from Australia's Foreign Investment Review Board for Fluxys UK Limited to acquire up to an 18.26% stake in the company. The move follows a binding agreement announced back in August for Fluxys to acquire Gas Management Services Limited outright. Shareholders will get their say at an extraordinary general meeting scheduled for October 15, 2026, where they'll vote on whether to give the deal the final thumbs up.

Steadfast Group Flags Takeovers Panel Notice

Insurance broker network operator Steadfast Group Limited has disclosed that it received a notice from investment firm Pentwater Capital Management LP under the Australian Takeovers Panel's Guidance Note 20 on equity derivatives. The disclosure was authorized by Steadfast's board committee. For context, Steadfast operates broker and agency networks across Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, and the USA, moving around $26 billion in premiums annually.

First Au Expands Gold Footprint with Lady Jane Acquisition

First Au Limited has snapped up the Lady Jane Gold Project from Dynamic Metals Limited, bolstering its exploration portfolio in Western Australia's Ora Banda district. The six exploration licences sit right next to Ora Banda Mining's existing Davyhurst gold operations, including underground mines and a processing facility—a strategic advantage for First Au. The deal is structured to be cash-light, with A$50,000 upfront, A$100,000 at completion, and A$500,000 deferred to the first anniversary. First Au also commits to spending at least A$250,000 on drilling within two years. Dynamic Metals, for its part, is walking away with the cash while retaining a 1.5% gross revenue royalty on any minerals extracted from the project, keeping a financial interest in its future success.

Artrya Lands Major U.S. Hospital Deal

Medical technology company Artrya Limited has signed a five-year commercial agreement with Huntsville Hospital Health System, marking a significant milestone for the company's American expansion. This is the first commercial customer conversion from Artrya's SAPPHIRE Study and comes with a minimum contracted value of $0.5 million for its Salix Coronary Anatomy technology. The agreement will see Artrya's tools integrated across HH Health's 15-hospital network, making it the company's largest U.S. deployment to date. Once FDA clearance comes through, additional revenue will flow from fee-per-scan arrangements for Salix Coronary Plaque and Salix Coronary Flow.

Centaurus Secures Power for Brazilian Nickel Project

Centaurus Metals Limited has executed a power transmission contract with Brazil's National Electricity System Operator for its Jaguar Nickel Sulphide Project. The deal locks in access to the country's 230kV high-voltage transmission network, with an initial 20MW allocation delivered through a 36-kilometer transmission line. All the necessary environmental and mining approvals are already in place, putting Centaurus one step closer to a final investment decision on the project.