Latest Listings And Ipos News

The Supreme Court of Western Australia has approved Evolution Mining’s scheme to acquire the Carnaby Resources shares it does not already own. The transaction is expected to become effective on 30 October, with Carnaby’s ASX delisting targeted for 11 November.

Powerhaus Uranium has moved from ASX debut to field execution, preparing a 4,000-5,000 metre drilling campaign at its Malbec project in Argentina. The explorer ended September with A$7.958 million in cash, but its first field survey produced no significant surface radiometric response and assays are still pending.

Dart Mining has begun its first deep drilling campaign at the Walwa tin project while advancing a new Western Australian landholding and a Coonambula resource estimate. The exploration pipeline is expanding, but the company ended September with $273,000 in cash and is relying on a $1.37 million capital-raising tranche subject to shareholder approval.

Hammer Metals has reported a A$2.20 million FY2026 loss as its proposed Austral Resources takeover moves towards shareholder and court approval. The annual report also highlights strong Kalman drilling, but flags a material funding uncertainty if the transaction does not proceed.

Tissue Repair has increased its US Phase III chronic wound trial to approximately 112 randomised patients while shifting focus towards an April 2027 FDA 510(k) submission. The company also reported $4.74 million in cash, Australian availability of all three TR Pro+ formats and a planned $1 million share buy-back.

4DS Memory has completed its acquisition of Jenesys and appointed founder Jaspal Sarai as CEO, combining autonomous-systems software with its ReRAM technology. The company has A$6.6 million in quarter-end cash plus a further A$2 million placement, but has yet to secure a binding customer agreement.

Norwest Minerals has completed oxide column leach testing at its Bulgera gold project, recording extraction rates of 80% for highly weathered material and 78% for moderately weathered material. The company is now targeting completion of its delayed Scoping Study in November after raising A$1.89 million for development work.

American Rare Earths has moved Halleck Creek closer to development, expanding the proposed Cowboy State Mine, completing 18 feasibility-stage drill holes and beginning pilot plant processing. But with A$11.0 million in cash and an estimated 1.44 quarters of funding at current outgoings, the next phase will likely require fresh capital or another funding source.

European Lithium’s proposed merger with Critical Metals Corp. has cleared shareholder and court approval, with implementation scheduled for 5 November and EUR expected to leave the ASX. The quarterly report also puts a $296.5 million cash balance, Tanbreez drilling and Greenland mining approvals at the centre of the company’s final standalone update.

Felix Gold has reported a 12.19-metre gold interval grading 2.84 g/t from the first assays of its 2026 Treasure Creek step-out drilling. The result extends testing beyond NW Array, but 73 of the program’s 80 holes remain unassayed and true widths are not yet known.

IperionX has validated titanium powder capacity above 200 tonnes per annum and lifted quarterly production to 8.7 tonnes, while a new U.S. Army task order funds further manufacturing scale-up. The company ended September with US$63.0 million in cash and US$33.7 million of obligated government funding still available for reimbursement.

Marquee Resources advanced gold, lithium and antimony exploration during the September quarter, but ended with A$941,468 in cash and an estimated 1.85 quarters of funding. Yindi drilling stopped early in difficult ground, while West Spargoville produced encouraging surface results that now require follow-up work.