Latest Listings And Ipos News

Torque Metals has extended high-grade mineralisation beyond the current resource at HHH, including a 1.1-metre interval grading 89.64 g/t gold. The ASX-listed explorer is now preparing to add a third rig after completing a $25 million capital raising.

Pathkey.AI says an independent expert used its Chipforge platform to turn written specifications into working FPGA hardware without assistance from the company or manual code changes. The validation comes as Chipforge moves into pre-production customer work, but 88.5 million performance rights will also vest and the company’s benchmark comparisons remain internally generated.

Northstone Resources has entered voluntary suspension while it finalises a proposed capital raising, with an announcement expected by 5 November 2026. The size, pricing, structure and potential dilution remain undisclosed.

Arbitr Group has proposed a A$4.86 million capital raising to fund an organisational reset and push into enterprise AI, while warning that non-participating shareholders could face about 43% dilution. The plan also targets A$2 million in recurring annual cost savings and a calendar 2026 release for its Enterprise AI Context Engine.

Embelton is seeking shareholder approval to leave the ASX, arguing that thin trading and annual listing costs of about $160,000 no longer justify the quotation. The company also proposes an $11 per share buy-back for other shareholders, subject to approval.

Titan Minerals has been suspended from trading while it finalises funding arrangements, with the company expecting to make a market announcement by 9 November. The suspension leaves the size, structure and potential impact of the funding undisclosed for now.

Ingenia Communities has told ASX it found no evidence that directors, executives or advisers disclosed confidential takeover information before market announcements. The company remains unable to explain how details of competing AVID and Warburg Pincus proposals appeared in media reports ahead of release.

Goodman Group is targeting 9% growth in FY27 operating EPS as its global development pipeline expands amid tight power, land and planning constraints. The group’s work in progress reached $19.7 billion, with data centres accounting for 79% of the total.

Arista Networks delivered third-quarter revenue well above its own guidance, with sales reaching US$3.66 billion and GAAP net income hitting US$1.56 billion. The networking specialist is now guiding to as much as US$4.0 billion in fourth-quarter revenue as it expands its AI infrastructure portfolio.

WasteCo has completed the first $3 million stage of Navaa Holdings’ strategic investment, combining a $2.014 million share issue with an unsecured term loan. A further $6.074 million subscription could give the Singapore investor 50.01% of WasteCo, subject to due diligence and shareholder approval.

My Food Bag will remain NZX-listed after a strategic and ownership review, with organic growth now taking priority. The board is targeting fully imputed dividends of 70% to 90% of NPAT and is considering an additional return of surplus capital after moving into net cash.

QMines has raised more than targeted through a $5.5 million placement, giving its Mt Chalmers copper-gold development a larger funding base as drilling continues. The company also intends to seek a further $1 million from eligible shareholders, although both the SPP and deferred sale proceeds remain subject to completion.