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Air Lease Corporation announced Q2 2025 results featuring fleet growth, portfolio adjustments, and a $344M insurance settlement. The lessor owns 495 aircraft with 241 new orders through 2031, focusing on fuel-efficient models to meet emissions standards. Initiatives included 12 aircraft deliveries ($890M spent) and selling 4 older jets for $126M. The Russia-related insurance resolution removes financial uncertainty, potentially boosting shareholder returns. Analysts highlight AL’s 4.2-year average fleet age and $29B in committed rentals as competitive strengths, with 94% of current assets leased. The company maintains its role as a key aviation financier amid industry decarbonization efforts.

Nano One Materials Corp. (NNOMF), a Canadian battery tech innovator, leverages its wastewater-free One-Pot™ LFP production technology to address growing global demand beyond China, forecasted to claim 52% of cathode markets by 2035. Recognized by the International Energy Agency, its process bypasses China’s iron sulphate dominance and aligns with G7/EU critical mineral strategies. Despite China’s 95% market control, Nano One’s non-Asian facility and scalable licensing model position it to capitalize on projected 500% demand surge outside China. Challenges include securing partnerships and competing with China’s cost advantages. Policy tailwinds from G7 and Canada-EU initiatives underscore supply chain diversification urgency.

Pacific Bay Minerals is raising up to $2 million through a non-brokered private placement of 20 million units to fund the acquisition and exploration of the Pereira-Velho Gold Project in Brazil. Additionally, the company is seeking to extend the expiry of 7.3 million warrants and has appointed Elton Pereira as country manager for Brazil.

Lobe Sciences announced the validation of its European Unitary Patent EP4117446 across 17 EU member states, covering its proprietary DHA-based composition for Sickle Cell Disease (SCD). This patent protects Altemia®, an innovative medical food designed to improve red blood cell integrity and address fatty acid deficiencies in SCD patients. The validation significantly strengthens Lobe’s intellectual property in crucial European territories, advancing its commercialization roadmap for Altemia®.

New Zealand Energy Corp. is raising up to C$3 million through a private placement of common shares at C$0.18 each. The plan includes converting C$300,000 of debt from Charlestown Energy Partners and settling another loan with Vliet Financing B.V. by issuing shares. These transactions are classified as related-party dealings and require TSX Venture Exchange approval.

Barton Gold is acquiring the Wudinna Gold Project for A$5.5 million. The deal involves A$500,000 cash and A$5 million in Barton shares. Cobra Resources’ shareholder vote is set for July 24, 2025, with strong initial support. This acquisition will leverage Barton’s central Gawler Craton infrastructure for future production growth.

SunLink Health Systems received a deficiency letter from NYSE American for failing to hold its annual stockholder meeting. While its stock will continue trading, it will be flagged with a “.BC” indicator. This issue is unlikely to affect SunLink’s proposed merger with Regional Health Properties, scheduled for a shareholder vote soon. SunLink must hold its annual meeting by June 30, 2026, to regain full compliance if the merger is terminated.

National Bank Holdings Corporation (NBHC) will release its Q2 2025 financial results after market close on July 22, 2025. A conference call will be held the following day, July 23, 2025, at 11:00 a.m. ET. Participants can dial (877) 400-0505 with passcode 9935135. A replay will be available on the company’s investor relations website approximately four hours after the call.

General Dynamics will release its Q2 2025 financial results via a live webcast. Investors can expect a detailed overview of sales, profits, and strategy, with leadership discussing key drivers like global defense spending, technological advancements, and the company’s diverse business segments including aerospace, combat systems, and IT. This event offers valuable insights into the company’s performance and future growth potential within national security and aerospace.

Dollar Tree, Inc. has sold its Family Dollar business to Sterling Capital Management and Macellum Capital Management for $1,007.5 million. This strategic divestiture allows Dollar Tree to focus on its core business, driving growth through expanded assortments, new stores, and attracting new customers. The company anticipates significant net proceeds and future economic benefits from tax deductions, repositioning for accelerated growth as a focused value retailer.