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Thursday, 4th December 2025
Last updated: 21:00

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Tough Times for Step One Clothing, but Meeka Metals and VBX Forge Ahead

Pro Medicus Responds to Data Breach Speculation Pro Medicus Limited (ASX: PME) has investigated and contained an unauthorized access incident involving a single email inbox in July 2025. The company confirms that there was no access to client systems or patient data, and no financial loss or operational impact. Personal data of around 100 employees was potentially accessed, and all affected individuals have been notified.

Expansion and Acquisition for RMA Global RMA Global Ltd, an ASX-listed proptech company, is making big moves. The company has expanded into the US market with a new go-to-market strategy and a senior US leadership team. RMA Global has also acquired Curated Social, a leading social media marketing platform, to integrate with its review and listing platform. The company is now focused on the top 1,000 US brokerages, with enterprise and mid-market sales teams in place.

High-Grade Gold Hits at Meeka Metals' Murchison Project Exploration drilling at Meeka Metals' (ASX: MEK) Murchison Gold Project has intersected broad zones of high-grade gold at the Rosapenna target. Significant results include 23m at 1.05g/t Au and 10m at 1.95g/t Au. The current footprint of mineralization at Rosapenna is 240m by 170m and remains open. Meeka Metals has also reported new high-grade results from the Turnberry South area.

VBX Targets Wuudagu B Resource Upgrade VBX Limited (ASX: VBX) has received all remaining infill drilling assay results for the Wuudagu B bauxite deposit, with the results consistent with the previous 2016 resource estimate. VBX is now targeting an increase in the confidence of the Wuudagu B resource estimate, enabling it to be included in the mine plan for the Wuudagu Definitive Feasibility Study.

Step One Clothing Struggles in 1H26 In contrast to the positive news, Step One Clothing Ltd (ASX: STP) has provided a trading update for the first half of FY26, with revenue expected to decline 31-37% and EBITDA to be a loss of $9-11 million. The company has also raised a $10 million provision for inventory obsolescence, as its efforts to clear older stock were not successful.