Sunrise Energy Metals Limited

We've got Aravanda Mining, OBM, down 16.9%.

And Sunrise Energy Metals, SRL, down 13.1%.

Moving across to some stock news.

So Zipco, ZIP, as I said, down 29-odd%.

On the weaker side, three sectors lower, consumer staples down 0.5%, financials off about the same after a strong day yesterday and communication services down just one basis point.

On the stock side, we've got the best performers on the ASX, Sunrise Energy Metals, SRL up 15%, Weebit Nano WBT up 14% on their quarterly earnings.

And PDI Gold, PDI, the ticker there, up 9.5%.

On the weaker side, Clean Away Waste Management, CWY, down 7%.

On the weaker side, Ingenia Communities, INA, down twelve percent.

Megaport, MP1, down ten point four percent, and Sunrise Energy Metals, SRL, down ten point two percent.

Uh, and s-so across that leads me to, uh, few bits of, uh, stock announcements and stock news across the ASX.

Bank of Queensland, BOQ, up five percent, as I said.

And Henry also talking there about WiseTech finding its feet up 4.3%, $33.51.

The laggards, though, included Sunrise Energy Metals, WeBitNano, still, of course, talking about those concerns about whether or not it is...

Under a little bit of pressure, the CEO earlier the week saying not anywhere near bankruptcy.

Deep yellow, uranium players coming under pressure, as we mentioned.

In a sense, this is a very international deal, just as we're gonna see here in this following story.

"Sunrise Energy Metals plans U.S. redomicile, primary Nasdaq listing." And this is Reuters via mining.com on October second.

So we saw this in August when Robert Friedland seemed to be wondering to himself out loud in a press release about perhaps redomiciling the company, Sunrise Energy Metals, from Australia to the United States.

So now it looks like that was, in a sense, psychological preparation for the actual move.

Let's see what it says here.

So this is Reuters on October second via mining.com Australia's Sunrise Energy Metals plans to relocate its parent company to the United States through a newly incorporated Delaware company and seek a primary listing on Nasdaq, the company said on Friday.

It's quite interesting, too, actually, to see these metals companies now starting to list on the Nasdaq.

Again, adding, in a sense, to our earlier point on the relationship here between technology and metal.

On the weaker side, Karoon Energy, KAR, down 12.3%, Minerals, 260, MI6, down 7.6%.

and Sunrise Energy Metals off about the same, 7.6% lower.

Some stock news catching the eye today.

So we have Northern Star, NST up about 8%.