Shares of Bass Oil (ASX:BAS) experienced a surge, climbing as much as 4.6% to A$0.115.

This noteworthy climb in stock is attributed to the oil producer’s substantial rise in sales revenue in July, an impressive increase of 19% compared to June.

The company also highlighted its growth in daily oil production, which saw a 22.6% increase from the previous month.

So far this year, the company’s stock has already gone up about 59% as of the last closing.

Bass Oil (ASX:BAS) is an oil producer with a strong record of growing revenue and production.

Shares of Lion One Metals (ASX:LIO) are experiencing a significant jump due to discoveries of gold at the company’s Fiji project.

These new finds have resulted in the company’s stock reaching its peak since July 14.

The firm, specialized in exploration, announced promising high-grade gold results stemming from their continuous grade control and infill drilling at its named Tuvatu Alkaline Gold Project located in Fiji.

Current trading volumes are up by 1.8 times the customary 30-day average of 23,917 shares.

Despite this positive news, it’s important to note that Lion One Metals (ASX:LIO) has seen a 10.3% decline in its ASX stocks so far this year, as based on its last closing figures.

Lion One Metals is an exploration company focused on finding and developing mineral resources.

Fonterra Cooperative Group (ASX:FCG) shares saw an increase of 2.26% reaching NZ$3.17, the highest level since August 2.

This marks the company’s most significant intraday percentage gain since May 25.

The dairy co-op announced expectations of paying dividend at the top end of its dividend policy, which lies between 40% to 60% of its normalized earnings.

The company expects to conclude the year at the topmost end of its FY23 normalised earnings forecast.

To date, Fonterra Cooperative Group’s stock has seen a 19.2% increase this year.

Fonterra Cooperative Group is a leading global dairy co-op based in New Zealand.

Cosmos Exploration (ASX:C1X) shares increased as much as 22.3% to A$0.455.

This is the highest they’ve been since June 23.

The company’s inaugural summer lithium exploration programme is launching at the much-anticipated Corvette Far East lithium project and Lasalle lithium project located in Quebec, Canada.

The emphasis of this program will be on high-priority anomalies identified within these projects.

For three consecutive sessions, the stock has been on the rise, demonstrating its largest intraday percentage gain since July 26.

More than 876,000 shares were traded during these sessions, compared to the thirty-day average of approximately 231,000 shares.

As of its most recent closure, the stock has shown a ~68.2% increase this year.

Cosmos Exploration, a mineral exploration company, primarily engages in lithium explorations.

Shares of Imagion Biosystems (ASX:IBX) rose by up to 28.6% to A$0.018, reaching their highest level since July 21.

If these gains remain stable, this would make it the stock’s most successful day since July 11.

The medical imaging company has announced its entry into an agreement with Prestige Biopharma to develop a platform that can diagnose pancreatic cancer in its early stages.

The deal encompasses preclinical feasibility research.

Imagion Biosystems added that if the research yields positive outcomes, both companies might agree to extend their collaboration to further enhance the technologies.

The year-to-date stock of Imagion Biosystems has fallen 41.7% as of the most recent market closure.

Imagion Biosystems (ASX:IBX) is a medical imaging company aiming to develop and commercialize magnetically sensitive nano-particles for disease detection, especially cancer.

The ASX-listed American shares for AVITA Medical (ASX:AVH) have seen an increase of up to 6.03% to A$5.67, a figure not reached since July 31.

This surge comes after the regenerative medicine company reported quarterly revenue of $11.7 million, effectively outdoing analysts' estimate of $11.3 million.

AVITA Medical also raised its full-year commercial revenue guidance to fall within the $51 to $53 million range, up from the previously anticipated $49 to $51 million.

Despite posting a net loss of $10.4 million in Q2, equating to a loss of $0.41 per share, as compared to last year’s net loss of $6.3 million, or $0.25 per share; the company’s stock has arisen 179.1% this year, till its most recent closing.

AVITA Medical is a U.S.

based company specializing in regenerative medicine.

Shares of media company News Corp (ASX:NWS) saw a significant surge on the ASX, rising as much as 3.7% to A$32.99, their highest amount since February 17, 2022.

The rise comes as the company surpassed quarterly profit estimates with the aid of strategic cost-cutting initiatives, including a reduction in staff headcount.

Core earnings for the company grew by 8% to $341 million during the quarter.

Excluding particular items, the company raked in 14 cents per share, beating the estimated 8 cents per share as per Refinitiv data, marking the stock’s most substantial intraday percentage increase since May 15.

News Corp’s CEO, Robert Thomson, highlighted that the exploration of Artificial Intelligence presents a chance to initiate a new revenue stream with further cost-minimization.

As of the last close, News Corp’s stock on the ASX had risen 16.7% this year, compared to a 4.5% increase in the S&P/ASX 200 index.

News Corp (ASX:NWS) is a media and publishing organization that is known worldwide for its diverse portfolio of businesses.

Shares of mineral exploration firm Kuniko experienced a rise of as much as 16.2%, reaching A$0.43.

This marks their largest intraday gain since July 3.

On revealing robust cobalt mineralization extensions at the Skuterud Cobalt project in Norway, the company has reported a surge.

Significant progress has been seen in the project following two successful drilling campaigns, which have affirmed its prospectivity and potential for high-grade cobalt mineralization.

In fact, the stock has hit its highest level since August 3 due to this new development.

Despite the recent surge, it should be noted that as of the last close, the stock had fallen by about 27.5% this year.

Kuniko (ASX:KNI) is a minerals exploration company engaged in the discovery and development of valuable minerals resources.

Shares of Meteoric Resources (ASX:MEI) have risen as much as 9.09% to A$0.235.

The company, a diversified miner, announced that they’ve signed a cooperation agreement with the government of Minas Gerais.

The company also stated that the agreement will aid in the development of the Caldeira project.

The cooperation will also explore further downstream processing options to manufacture magnet at the Caldeira project, according to Meteoric Resources.

The stock has been on an upward trend, showing an increase of 315.1% for this year until the last close.

Meteoric Resources is a diversified mining company that concentrates on mineral exploration and magnet production.

Viva Leisure (ASX:VVA) experienced a significant increase in shares, surging as much as 3.9% to A$1.35, a five-month high since the 7th of March.

The fitness and health club proprietor reported a net profit of A$3.4 million for the fiscal year, a stark contrast to last year’s recorded A$12.1 million loss.

Alongside that, the company has reported a significant revenue hike of 55.4%, resulting in A$141.2 million.

A noticeable increase in exchanged shares was also recorded, with more than 1.1 million shares transferred - an amount that’s 24.3 times the 30-day average of 46,872 shares.

Viva Leisure (ASX:VVA) stocks have reflected solid annual performance, showing an 18.7% year to date increase as of the last market close.

Viva Leisure (ASX:VVA) is a health club owner passionate about delivering the best fitness and wellness experience.