Latest Capital Raises News

Range International has secured A$936,795 from its entitlement offer and confirmed a 3,000-pallet purchase order that it says will make the associated feedstock transaction cash-positive. The company has also pushed most of its director and management debt beyond 2026, although A$749,574 of the offer remains unplaced.

Anteris Technologies reported a wider third-quarter loss as spending accelerated on its PARADIGM heart-valve trial and manufacturing expansion. The company ended September with US$236.3 million in cash, but also retained unresolved weaknesses in financial reporting controls.

Hydration Pharmaceuticals sharply reduced Hydralyte LLC’s US operating loss in the September quarter after cutting costs and refocusing marketing. But weaker September trading, stock-outs, limited cash and an ununderwritten entitlement offer leave the turnaround unfinished.

Arbitr Group has lodged the prospectus for a A$3.86 million underwritten rights issue and a separate A$1 million director-associated placement. The fundraising would support its AI platform, sales push and restructuring, but the prospectus sets out substantial execution, funding and control risks.

ION Video has secured a firm A$1 million investment from Priority Impact founder Magnus Rosengren ahead of key validation milestones for its video technology. The funding comes with 3.2 million options and lands before AWS proof-of-concept results and a potentially commercial phase 2 Nordic trial.

New Hope is considering an offer of subordinated, perpetual and redeemable hybrid securities, with floating-rate distributions expected to be fully franked. The proposal remains conditional on market conditions, an ASIC-lodged prospectus and the offer formally opening.

Minerals 260 has secured credit-approved commitments for $410 million in debt facilities to develop its Bullabulling gold project, moving the 6.2Moz asset closer to a final investment decision. The funding is not yet at financial close, with the definitive feasibility study and other conditions still to be completed.

BOA Resources has identified high-grade copper across two interpreted structural trends at Limestone Bore, more than 7 kilometres from known mineralisation at its Neds Creek project in Western Australia. The early-stage results expand the project’s exploration pipeline, but follow-up drilling is still needed to establish continuity and true widths.

Maritana Minerals has committed a further A$19.9 million to keep Black Swan Processing Hub works moving while its EPC contract is finalised. Concrete is now being placed for the new CIL circuit, with first gold still targeted for the second half of 2027.

Sarytogan Graphite has waived the Kazakh Issue Permit condition attached to its $0.058-a-share entitlement offer, allowing the offer to proceed on an unconditional basis for eligible shareholders. The underwriter’s obligation to take up shortfall securities remains conditional on the permit being obtained.

OpenLearning has launched a $2.06 million entitlement issue as it points to stronger SaaS growth, wider margins and a sharply reduced cash balance. The raising is non-underwritten, potentially dilutive and arrives with the company’s auditor flagging material uncertainty around its ability to continue as a going concern.

NexGen Energy is moving its Rook I uranium project from development into major construction, but the transition consumed C$235.4 million in cash during the first nine months of 2026. The company reported a C$103.8 million net loss and says further financing will be needed to complete the project.