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Goodman Group Announces Dividend

Goodman Group has some good news for its shareholders - the company has declared a dividend of AUD 0.15 per security. The ex-date for the dividend is set for 30 December 2025, with the record date following on 31 December. Investors can expect to see the dividend payment hit their accounts on 25 February 2026. While the dividend is 100% unfranked, Goodman will provide further details on the tax components when it makes the official announcement on 23 February.

RMA Global Responds to ASX Query

RMA Global has addressed an ASX query regarding a recent webinar the company held. The ASX was looking into whether any price-sensitive information had been shared, but RMA has confirmed that was not the case. The company says the webinar simply covered topics already disclosed in previous announcements, and the subsequent jump in RMA's share price and trading volume was likely due to the relatively illiquid nature of the stock. RMA has assured the ASX that it remains compliant with all relevant listing rules.

Acusensus Requests Trading Halt

Acusensus has requested a trading halt in its shares as it prepares to make an announcement about a proposed material capital raising. The halt will remain in place until the company releases the details, or until the market opens on 16 December, whichever comes first. Acusensus says it expects to be able to provide more information soon, so investors won't have to wait too long to see what's in store.

Artrya Generates First Revenues from Coronary Plaque Module

There's good news for Artrya, with the medical technology company reporting its first fee-per-scan revenues from the commercial use of its Salix® Coronary Plaque module. Tanner Health, one of Artrya's foundational US customers, has successfully integrated the plaque assessment capabilities into its workflow, expanding the revenue opportunities for Artrya. This builds on Tanner's existing use of Artrya's Coronary Anatomy platform, and the company is looking forward to seeing wider adoption across the Tanner network.

GreenX Expands Copper Project in Germany

GreenX Metals has completed the acquisition of the Tannenberg Copper Project in Germany, and it's wasting no time in unlocking the project's potential. The license area has been expanded seven-fold to 1,900 square kilometers, and initial assays have validated historical high-grade copper estimates of over 700,000 tonnes at 2.6% grade. With a supportive policy environment in Europe for domestic critical mineral supply, GreenX is excited to advance exploration and development at Tannenberg in the coming year.