Latest Capital Raises News

Forrestania Resources has cleared the key hurdle in its takeover of Zenith Minerals, with the offer now wholly unconditional and the bidder holding 63.87% voting power. The offer is scheduled to close on 12 November.

Count Group (ASX:CUP) will acquire 75% of Skybridge Financial in its largest equity partnership investment to date, combining a regional accounting platform with $1.4 billion of funds under advice. The deal is being funded partly through a fully underwritten A$25 million placement and is expected to be mid to high single-digit EPS accretive in FY2027 before synergies.

Neurizon says it has removed its remaining Obsidian convertible notes while targeting $6.3 million in new equity ahead of the pivotal NUZ-001 ALS readout. The funding plan reduces immediate conversion uncertainty, but the proposed Share Purchase Plan and possible future facility drawdown leave execution questions open.

Northstone Resources has secured an oversubscribed $2.37 million placement as its shares return to trading, funding a run of technical and drilling milestones in Serbia. The raise puts a maiden JORC resource estimate for the Tlamino gold-silver project in sharper focus, while also adding substantial option exposure to the capital structure.

Freehill Mining has reported record October gross aggregate sales of A$623,469, with the Islon plant driving a 23% monthly increase despite currency translation effects. The result arrives as upgrades to crushing, screening and conveyor capacity move towards commissioning.

Cyprium Metals has issued 61.35 million shares in the first tranche of its A$20.7 million placement, securing the bulk of the proposed equity funding. A further 1.42 million shares for directors remains conditional on shareholder approval in December.

WEC Energy Group has established a framework to sell up to US$4 billion of common stock, including through forward transactions. No shares have been sold under the agreement yet, leaving the timing, proceeds and potential dilution unresolved.

Oracle has completed a sizeable capital raising combining US$10 billion of notes with the issue of 86.2 million common shares. The company has not yet specified how the proceeds will be divided between investment, debt repayment, acquisitions, dividends or buybacks.

Canterbury Resources has opened a non-underwritten share purchase plan targeting approximately A$1 million for drilling at its John Hill copper-molybdenum deposit. The company may accept up to A$2.5 million, while all five directors have indicated they intend to participate.

Eversource Energy narrowed its 2026 recurring earnings guidance after third-quarter GAAP profit fell, while a $26.5 billion investment plan and unresolved regulatory exposures shape the utility’s next phase. The guidance midpoint rose to US$4.66 per share despite lower year-to-date reported earnings.

Taiko Critical Minerals widened its half-year loss to NZ$3.785 million as it advanced the Barrytown project, while raising NZ$9.5 million and lifting cash to NZ$7.8 million. The company now faces a December consent decision, an unconfirmed government funding offer and substantial convertible-note obligations.

Helix Resources says it learned of the British Columbia court order setting aside its Gold Basin joint venture on the morning of 14 October, after Canex had published the ruling. The company told ASX it considers the disclosure timely and remains compliant with Listing Rule 3.1.