Boss Energy will keep its 2025–26 production guidance for the Honeymoon in-situ recovery uranium project in South Australia despite a rain-hit quarter that reduced output. Heavy rainfall disrupted wellfield access and slowed resin loading from the ion-exchange columns, temporarily constraining plant throughput. Management is banking on improved dry-season access and additional production wells coming online to recover volumes, signalling confidence in the leach circuit and groundwater management strategy rather than revising guidance after a single weather-affected quarter.

Sandvik is set to launch the Ranger DX1010i top hammer surface drill rig at CONEXPO‑CON/AGG 2026, targeting high‑productivity mining and quarry bench drilling. The DX1010i builds on the Ranger DXi platform with 290°–360° revolving superstructure coverage and an integrated Sandvik rock drill, enabling fewer set‑ups and faster drilling cycles on 76–127mm holes. For mine planners and drill‑and‑blast engineers, the extended reach and automated drilling controls are aimed at tighter pattern accuracy and reduced non‑drilling time on large benches.

Silo level measurement using Dimetix D‑Series laser distance sensors is being promoted for bulk materials handling in sectors such as mining, plastics and construction materials, offering non-contact measurement over long ranges with millimetre accuracy. The IP65/67-rated units can be mounted at the silo roof, measure through dust using visible red laser technology, and integrate via standard industrial interfaces (e.g. 4–20 mA, Profibus, Profinet) into existing PLC/SCADA systems. For mine sites, this enables continuous stock level monitoring in ore, cement or lime silos without intrusive radar probes or load cells, reducing maintenance in abrasive, dusty environments.