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The ASX200 is set to rise with futures up 0.29% near 8.30am AEDT on Wednesday.

Stocks catching eyes this morning:

Azure Minerals (AZS) has updated on its Andover lithium system.

Mineralisation on-site continues to be shown to expand, according to the company.

The company’s WA acreage is hotly watched.

Shares last at $3.62.

Altech Batteries (ATC) has updated on its EU startegy.

The company is reporting an “excellent” result for its CERENERGY energy storage battery products.

The excellence comes from the results of a DFS.

Shares last at 7.2c.

Enova Mining (ENV) has another update this week.

The company has agreed to move ahead and acquire a project.

The Coda Project is highly prospective, according to Enova.

Shares last at 3c.

Peak Rare Earths (PEK) has made an exploration update.

The stock is reporting a high-grade discovery.

The mineral in question is flurospar.

Shares last at 18.5c.

Brookside Energy (BRK) has made an update on its US operations.

The company operates in Oklahoma.

Brookside is today reflecting on progress at its Flames-Maroons development.

Shares last at 1.2c.

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