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Wheat Trial Confirms Profitability for RLF AgTech

RLF AgTech's 2025 wheat trial in Western Australia has delivered promising results, validating the company's integrated crop nutrition program as an effective solution for boosting yields and profitability on constrained soils across Australia's wheat belt. The trial saw yield increases ranging from 11.3% to 63%, with an average improvement of 32%. Importantly, the program also generated an average net margin of $212 per hectare and a remarkable 149% return on investment.

These outcomes demonstrate the commercial potential of RLF's crop nutrition technologies, which the company believes can help Australian wheat growers overcome the challenges posed by nutrient-depleted soils. With 12-14 million hectares of wheat production across the country facing these constraints, RLF is well-positioned to support broader adoption of advanced nutrition strategies that can drive meaningful improvements in productivity and profitability.

Caprice Resources Requests Trading Halt

In other news, Caprice Resources Ltd has requested a trading halt in its securities, effective immediately. The halt will remain in place until the earlier of 10 March 2026 or the release of an announcement regarding a capital raising. Caprice Resources is not aware of any other information necessary to inform the market about the trading halt.

Centuria REITs Declare Quarterly Distributions

Turning to the real estate sector, Centuria's industrial and office REITs have both announced their quarterly distributions for the period ending 31 March 2026.

Centuria Industrial REIT (CIP) will pay a distribution of 4.20 cents per unit, with the Distribution Reinvestment Plan remaining suspended. Key dates include an ex-distribution date of 30 March and a payment date of 30 April.

Meanwhile, Centuria Office REIT (COF) has declared a 2.525 cents per unit distribution, also with the DRP suspended for the quarter. The ex-date is 30 March, with payment on 30 April.

Both Centuria REITs continue to provide investors with reliable income streams from their high-quality Australian commercial property portfolios.

NexGen Secures Final Approval for Rook I Uranium Project

Finally, NexGen Energy has received the last regulatory approval needed to move forward with its Rook I Uranium Project in Saskatchewan, Canada. The Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission has given the green light, paving the way for construction to begin in summer 2026.

When operational, the Rook I Project will be the largest single-source and most environmentally advanced uranium mine globally, capable of producing up to 30 million pounds of the critical mineral annually. This will represent over 20% of current global uranium fuel supply and more than 50% of western world supply, solidifying Canada's position as a nuclear energy superpower.