Latest Listings And Ipos News

Lion Selection Group’s FY2026 profit fell sharply from the prior year, but its Australian resources portfolio continued to expand, with post-tax NTA reaching 109.6 cents per share by 30 September. The investment company says its portfolio is positioned for an early-stage mining boom, while market valuations and unresolved litigation remain key risks.

American Tungsten & Antimony has completed its Nexus acquisition and secured ownership of the Del Sol hydrometallurgical refinery in Nevada, moving its US antimony strategy from transaction to execution. The Arizona White Spar acquisition remains conditional, while the completion consideration includes more than one billion shares and substantial performance rights.

Pinnacle Minerals is seeking shareholder approval for a securities-funded acquisition of five early-stage tungsten projects in Utah, alongside a proposed A$1.3 million placement. The transaction would bring new management, substantial exploration commitments and a sharply larger pool of performance securities.

InvestSMART is moving closer to a proposed $16 million cash sale of Intelligent Investor, while quarterly operating income edged higher and funds under management fell to $734 million. The transaction still requires shareholder approval and remains subject to completion adjustments.

Livium delivered its strongest lithium-ion battery collection quarter on record for FY26, lifting first-quarter revenue to A$1.84 million and gross profit to A$0.95 million. But operating cash flow remained negative at A$1.01 million, leaving the recycler with about 3.2 quarters of funding at the September quarter-end rate.

Orange Minerals has moved its 166km² Tepa Gold Project in Ghana into systematic exploration, but ended September with enough cash for an estimated 1.44 quarters of current outgoings. The company says it has not yet taken steps to raise more capital.

Volt Resources has secured US$5.4 million in fully funded support for its Alabama graphite strategy, but ended the September quarter with only A$170,000 in cash. The company is also managing lower-than-planned Ukrainian production, cancelled Tanzanian mining licences and a partly conditional A$1.5 million capital raising.

Aland Equity Group has launched its first property fund, targeting $4.1 million in management fees and investment returns from 56 Bungendore lots. But the ASX-listed funds manager ended September with $1.96 million in cash and only 1.83 quarters of estimated funding at its reported burn rate.

Terra Critical Minerals has secured formal access to Glen Eden Station in NSW, clearing a 30-year land access barrier ahead of planned tungsten drilling. The explorer ended September with A$274,000 in cash and an estimated four quarters of funding at its current spending rate, before the cost of drilling is considered.

OMG Group has confirmed its first positive quarterly EBITDA, with Q1 FY27 sales rising 59% to approximately $1.92 million and gross profit growing faster than revenue. The result marks an earnings milestone, but operating cash flow remained negative as the company invested heavily in inventory and supplier deposits.

ASX has immediately suspended quotation of Surefire Resources securities under Listing Rule 17.3.4, pending the company’s compliance with Listing Rule 2.5. The notice does not disclose the issue behind the suspension or indicate how long trading may be halted.

Ceretas has enrolled the first patient in its Phase 2 CERE-CALM Alzheimer’s trial after completing its first quarter as an ASX-listed company. The medical technology group ended September with $7.1 million in cash, while a device milestone unlocked a further $692,578 in non-dilutive funding.