Latest Capital Raises News

Macarthur Minerals has extended the timetable for its A$2 million renounceable rights issue, providing shareholders additional time to participate amid ongoing regulatory scrutiny by ASIC. The company confirms no changes to the offer terms and expects to lodge an updated Supplementary Prospectus shortly.

Prescient Therapeutics has extended the closing date of its Share Purchase Plan to July 25, 2025, responding to shareholder demand and reinforcing strong participation. The oncology-focused biotech also highlights upcoming clinical milestones and ongoing investor engagement.

Rimfire Pacific Mining’s securities remain suspended on the ASX due to a delayed announcement on its proposed capital raising and ongoing arbitration with Golden Plains Resources. The suspension continues until regulatory compliance is restored.

Mantle Minerals has agreed to sell its Mt Roe subsidiary to Northern Star Resources for $13.5 million, freeing up capital to accelerate exploration at its key Yule River and Pardoo projects while pursuing new opportunities.

Bryah Resources has raised $170,000 through a discounted private placement to fund critical environmental and mining studies at its Golden Pike project, underpinning its ongoing exploration ambitions.

Green Critical Minerals has commissioned its first VHD Graphite production module and secured $7 million to drive commercialisation, while its McIntosh Project delivers robust economic metrics.

BTC Health has secured a $0.5 million order for its life-saving ECMO equipment from the Women's and Children's Hospital in Adelaide, marking a significant expansion of its specialised medical device network alongside Melbourne's Royal Children's Hospital.

Power Minerals Limited has raised A$2.6 million through a share placement to fund critical due diligence and fieldwork at its Santa Anna Niobium and Rare Earth Elements project in Brazil.

Strike Energy has announced a strategic placement and share purchase plan raising up to A$103 million to advance its core Perth Basin gas projects, backed by a significant investment from Carnarvon Energy. This funding underpins key developments targeting first production by late 2026 and a final investment decision for West Erregulla.

Carnarvon Energy has committed up to $89 million to acquire nearly a 20% stake in Strike Energy, gaining strategic exposure to Western Australia’s growing gas market while maintaining its own development plans.

Carnarvon Energy is set to invest up to A$88 million in Strike Energy through a two-tranche equity placement, positioning itself as Strike’s largest shareholder. This strategic move aims to accelerate development of Strike’s key Perth Basin assets, with production milestones targeted by 2026.

Carnarvon Energy is set to become Strike Energy’s largest shareholder through a strategic A$88 million equity placement, underpinning key project developments in Western Australia’s Perth Basin. Strike also launches a Share Purchase Plan to raise additional funds, aiming to accelerate production milestones by 2026.