Group 1: Monash IVF Incident - Monash IVF Group Ltd faced a significant setback due to a recent incident involving the incorrect implantation of an embryo, leading to the resignation of the CEO [3][6][8] - This incident follows a previous similar event in April, where a patient in Brisbane was mistakenly implanted with another patient's embryo, resulting in a non-biological child [4][6] - Following the latest incident, Monash IVF's stock price plummeted by 27%, reflecting investor concerns [6][8] Group 2: Almonty Industries - Almonty Industries Inc received formal recognition from the U.S. House of Representatives for its strategic importance in ensuring critical mineral supply chains amid geopolitical tensions [10] - The company's stock price surged from AUD 0.6 to approximately AUD 3.5 over the past year, marking a 376.71% increase [10] - Almonty is positioned to become the largest tungsten producer outside of China, with plans to establish operations in the U.S. [10] Group 3: Black Rock Mining - Black Rock Mining Ltd announced an increase in its loan facility to USD 204 million, aimed at supporting the development of its flagship Mahenge graphite project [15][16] - The Mahenge project is noted for having over 200 million tonnes of graphite resources, making it one of the largest graphite reserves globally [16][18] - The increase in debt financing is seen as a significant step towards the development of the Mahenge project [16] Group 4: Qantas Airways - Qantas announced the closure of its low-cost subsidiary Jetstar Asia, reallocating 13 aircraft to the Australian and New Zealand markets [20] - The closure will result in the termination of 16 routes and is expected to free up AUD 500 million for fleet upgrades [20] - Jetstar Asia has been facing financial difficulties, with projected losses of AUD 25 million for the first half of the year [21]