Group 1: Focus Minerals (ASX:FML) - Focus Minerals has seen a remarkable increase of 1529.41% in its stock price since late May, reaching a market capitalization of nearly 800 million AUD [1] - The company's Coolgardie mine achieved a record monthly gold production of 8,274 ounces [1] - As of the last quarter, Focus Minerals reported a cash balance of 114 million AUD and has issued 287 million shares [1][1] Group 2: HITIQ Ltd (ASX:HIQ) - HITIQ's core product, the PROTEQT smart mouthguard, has been procured by Monash University for a groundbreaking brain injury research project funded by the Australian Research Council [2][3] - The stock surged by 86.67% following the announcement, with an expected revenue of 200,000 AUD from the purchase of 400 PROTEQT devices [3] - HITIQ's current share price is 0.028 AUD, with a market capitalization of 13.64 million AUD and 487 million shares issued [3] Group 3: Island Pharmaceuticals (ASX:ILA) - Island Pharmaceuticals has experienced a 230% increase in stock price since early July, driven by its progress in FDA approval for Galidesivir as a treatment for Marburg virus [4] - The company completed the acquisition of the Galidesivir antiviral project and aims to include it in government reserves for high-priority viral threats [4] - As of the last quarter, Island Pharmaceuticals reported a cash balance of 6.9 million AUD and has issued 254 million shares, with a current share price of 0.455 AUD and a market capitalization of 11.6 million AUD [5] Group 4: Iondrive Ltd (ASX:ION) - Iondrive's stock has risen over 180% in the past six months, reaching a three-year high of 0.065 AUD [6] - The company is collaborating with Colt Recycling to explore the recovery of rare earth elements from electronic waste using its deep eutectic solvent technology [7] - Iondrive's current share price is 0.046 AUD, with a market capitalization of 54.77 million AUD and 1.19 billion shares issued [9] Group 5: Goodman Group (ASX:GMG) - Goodman plans to significantly increase its investment in data center construction, expecting it to account for three-quarters of its 17.5 billion AUD planned investment by mid-next year [10] - The company has a total project pipeline valued at 12.4 billion AUD, with 68% of ongoing projects being data centers [10] - Goodman aims to accelerate its plans, with 10 data centers expected to be operational in major cities worldwide by mid-next year [10]