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TrustBIX Inc. (TSXV: TBIX) reported a widened net loss of $255,984 in Q3 2025, compared to a $9,773 loss in Q3 2024, with revenue declining 40.8% to $324,545. Despite revenue challenges, operating expenses improved over nine months, and cash from operating activities increased by 70.5% in Q3. The Alberta Food Security team secured new indoor farming technology orders, with initial deliveries commencing in June 2025, though manufacturing delays are being addressed.

Austral Gold Limited (AGLDF) reported a workplace fatality at its Guanaco mine in Chile. A contractor employee providing plant service support died in the incident. The company immediately initiated emergency protocols and alerted authorities, who launched an investigation. Austral Gold extends condolences to the family and is committed to workplace safety, cooperating fully with investigators to determine the root cause of the accident and reinforce safety protocols.

Trend Micro has been named a Leader in the IDC MarketScape for Worldwide Exposure Management 2025 for its Cyber Risk Exposure Management offering. Trend Micro’s solution unifies security posture management and third-party integrations, providing comprehensive exposure telemetry and automated remediation. The integrated GenAI assistant helps users understand and address exposures. The report highlights Trend Micro’s suitability for enterprises seeking to consolidate security tools, automate remediation, and report on compliance, ultimately reducing operational silos and improving risk reduction.

Chris Allexandre will succeed founder Gene Sheridan as Navitas Semiconductor’s CEO, effective September 1, 2025. Allexandre, formerly a Senior VP at Renesas, brings over 25 years of semiconductor experience spanning power management across diverse sectors. This appointment aims to accelerate Navitas’ growth in AI data centers and energy infrastructure, leveraging its GaN and SiC technologies. The transition marks a strategic pivot towards higher-power markets, but the departure of the founding CEO could create uncertainties.

DENSO and AT&T are partnering to advance urban mobility with customizable services leveraging AT&T’s hardware and software. The collaboration focuses on improving road safety and optimizing driving experiences. DENSO’s MobiQ V2X OBU will support a hybrid communication model utilizing AT&T’s network and 5.9 GHz C-V2X technology. AT&T is currently testing these technologies to establish a national transportation platform, integrating localized services and city infrastructure to enhance safety and public transportation.

Omai Gold Mines announced a significant increase in its Mineral Resource Estimate (MRE) at the Omai Gold Property in Guyana. Indicated Mineral Resources rose 7% to 2.1 Moz Au at 2.07 g/t Au. Inferred Mineral Resources jumped 92% to 4.4 Moz Au at 1.95 g/t Au. The Wenot Deposit contains 970,000 oz gold Indicated and 3.7 Moz Inferred, while Gilt Creek holds 1.15 Moz Indicated and 665,000 oz Inferred. A drilling campaign is planned for resource expansion, targeting a Feasibility Study by late 2026. Existing infrastructure supports reduced development costs.

High-Trend International Group (HTCO) announced Nasdaq has confirmed its compliance with the minimum bid price requirement. This follows a prior notification of non-compliance in June 2025, triggered by a share price dipping below $1.00. Nasdaq granted HTCO a grace period, and the company has now maintained a share price at or above $1.00 for ten consecutive business days (August 8-21, 2025), satisfying the listing rule. The company can now concentrate on its ocean technology operations. Forward-looking statements are included, subject to risks and uncertainties detailed in company filings.

XCF Global (SAFX) participates in the Nasdaq Opening Bell Ceremony to mark its public listing and highlight its mission to decarbonize the aviation industry. Led by CEO Mihir Dange, XCF aims to build renewable fuel production facilities, with its New Rise Reno facility as the flagship. The ceremony will be broadcast live, showcasing XCF’s position in the sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) market. XCF is dedicated to accelerating the aviation sector’s shift to net-zero emissions through SAF development and operation.

Independence Gold (IEGCF) is advancing its 2025 exploration at the 3Ts Project in British Columbia, near Artemis Gold’s Blackwater Mine. A 16 line-km IP geophysical survey is completed, and 1,100 soil samples are collected for MMI analysis to identify gold, silver, and critical mineral anomalies. Geological mapping, rock sampling, and environmental studies are also underway. The project features at least 19 mineralized veins, with strike lengths up to 1,100m and widths up to 32m. Avison Management handles environmental monitoring.

Eisai, in partnership with BioArctic AB, is launching Leqembi in Europe, starting with Austria and Germany. Leqembi, approved by the European Commission in April 2025, is the first therapy targeting the underlying cause of Alzheimer’s disease (AD). Indicated for early AD patients (ApoE ε4 non-carriers or heterozygotes) with confirmed amyloid pathology, Leqembi demonstrated a 31% reduction in clinical decline in trials. Lecanemab selectively binds to aggregated soluble and insoluble forms of amyloid-beta (Aβ). It has already been approved in U.S., Japan, EU, China, etc. Common adverse reactions include infusion-related reactions and ARIA.