While the majority of stocks are feeling the heat of tariff tensions after having overcome the rate cut decisions, some are sneaking up the growth path. Two such growing companies to invest in are
Aurelia Metals Limited (ASX: AMI)
Aurelia Metals Limited has demonstrated a strong financial performance in the first half of FY25 with underlying EBITDA increasing by 53% to $49.7M and statutory net profit after tax improving significantly by 984% to $18.0M. The company's operational efficiency is reflected in a 55% increase in cash flows from operating activities, reaching $53.1 million, and a robust cash balance of $96.7 million, which has allowed for the funding of all growth capital from operations.
Aurelia, one of the high growth stocks is actively advancing its growth projects, with the Federation mine development progressing ahead of schedule and the first ore successfully processed at the Peak plant. The company has also completed the Cobar Optimisation study, recommending an expansion of the Peak plant, and is targeting a final investment decision for the Great Cobar project in the second half of FY25.
The Great Cobar Project was approved by the Aurelia Board highlighting a strong investment opportunity with a 3.6Mt mining inventory and significant copper, gold and silver output expected over an initial 8-year mine life. The project is slated to begin ore production in FY28, funded by operating cash flow and existing cash reserves. This development is viewed positively, as it is expected to yield high-grade copper and gold, complementing the high-grade zinc and lead ore from the Federation Mine, with processing to occur at the Peak Processing Plant.
Aurelia's focus on safety is evident in a 34% reduction in their Total Recordable Injury Frequency Rate (TRIFR) to 5.68. The company's strategic outlook involves optimizing the Peak operation through the development of the Great Cobar Project, which is sequenced to maintain processing plant capacity as the Peak (South) Mine's ore production decreases.
Aurelia has demonstrated a capacity to generate strong cash flow, as seen in the March 2025 quarter where operating cash flow from Peak more than doubled to $44.6 million. This financial strength supports ongoing investments in growth projects like the Federation mine, where ramp-up activities are progressing.
Singular Health Group (ASX: SHG)
Singular Health Group (ASX: SHG) achieved solid progress in both strategy and technology during the March 2025 quarter. A key milestone was the early completion of Phase 1 of its agreement with Provider Network Solutions (PNS), validating the 3Dicom platform's ability to access and process imaging data across different hospital systems. The successful proof of concept showed the system’s AI capabilities and potential for improving diagnostic efficiency. Following this, Phase 2 began, focused on preparing for a commercial pilot. A dedicated working group was also formed to oversee this phase. SHG began shaping a broader partnership with PNS aimed at long-term U.S. commercialisation and building a medical imaging database.
SHG finalised development of the 3Dicom Gateway enabling web-based, real-time access to imaging data across various systems. This PACS-agnostic solution supports interoperability and easier sharing of images within healthcare networks. Internal testing with clinicians guided improvements to the user interface, ensuring the platform better matches real-world clinical needs. Usability and compliance remain ongoing development goals, with updates focused on making the platform more intuitive and patient-focused. These technical advances position 3Dicom for broader adoption across U.S. managed care organisations.
The company strengthened its position by raising over $965,000 through exercised options and a cornerstone investment from PNS. Operating costs for the quarter were $751,000, mainly directed to staff, marketing, and R&D. Singular Health is focused on launching its U.S. pilot and leveraging its improved cash position to scale commercial opportunities.
(Source: Company Announcements)
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