Latest Listings And Ipos News

Winchester Energy Limited has amended its recent placement announcement, confirming a raise of $350,000 through the issuance of 350 million shares, up from the initially stated $300,000.

Stonepeak-Plus Infra Debt Limited has launched an offer for up to $300 million in unsecured, deferrable, floating rate notes, targeting infrastructure debt investments. The notes, to be listed on the ASX as SPPHA, aim to deliver monthly income linked to BBSW plus a margin, with a seven-year maturity.

The Agency Group Australia has set a new record by surpassing $1 billion in residential property sales in November 2025, driven by strong market activity and agent productivity across multiple states.

Viridis Mining and Minerals has secured a favorable technical assessment for its Colossus Project's environmental license, setting the stage for a critical council review in December.

Koba Resources has completed a $4.35 million placement of 87 million shares at 5 cents each, accompanied by 43.5 million free attaching options exercisable at 8 cents until mid-2028, following shareholder approval.

Eastern Gas Corporation Limited, a Pure One subsidiary, has lodged a prospectus to raise $5.5 million to advance exploration and development of its Queensland gas assets, aiming for a standalone ASX listing.

McLaren Minerals has successfully raised A$3.6 million through an oversubscribed entitlement offer, positioning the company to advance its McLaren titanium project in Western Australia.

Norwood Systems has successfully raised $650,000 through an oversubscribed share placement, aiming to fuel its market growth and strategic partnerships in AI-driven voice communication.

The Minerals Development Company Botswana has increased its investment in Botala Energy’s Serowe coal bed methane project to approximately A$4 million, signaling strong government backing for the company’s LNG ambitions.

BSP Financial Group has explained the late filing of a director’s shareholding change, attributing it to delayed confirmation from a financial advisor, while reaffirming its compliance policies.

American Rare Earths has appointed mining veteran Mark Wall as CEO to lead its transition from exploration to production, focusing on advancing its flagship Halleck Creek project and expanding its U.S. market presence.

DMC Mining's progress in Guinea is stalled as the government halts new exploration licences until after the December presidential election, prompting a 12-month extension on acquisition terms.