Latest Listings And Ipos News

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.

Osmond Resources has secured A$3.75 million from a share placement to advance its Orión project in Spain, taking pro forma cash above A$6.5 million. The raise strengthens the company’s near-term funding position, but remains modest against the approximately US$300 million required by its preliminary development study.

Dart Mining has reduced the headline consideration for four Victorian projects sold to Indigo Metals by A$3.1 million, as the proposed IPO-backed transaction faces fresh shareholder approval. The revised package includes A$2 million cash, 10 million Indigo shares and a 2.5% antimony royalty.

Power Minerals has agreed to a A$5 million strategic placement to Critical Metals Corp, which is set to become an approximately 8% cornerstone shareholder. The funding will support expanded drilling at the company’s high-grade Morro do Ferro rare earths project in Brazil.

Neu Horizon Uranium has identified drill targets across all four prospects at its Krokom project in Sweden, including electromagnetic conductors extending more than 5 kilometres. The ASX-listed explorer expects its A$8.6 million cash balance to fund a 5,000 to 6,000 metre maiden drilling campaign from early 2027, subject to approvals.

Simble Solutions has secured binding commitments for a $1.0 million placement to fund its NanoSensor evaluation program, existing software businesses and working capital. The raise also brings potential option-related dilution and requires shareholder approval for several components.

Coast Entertainment has outlined a staged plan to build a four-star hotel and entertainment, dining and retail precinct beside Dreamworld, with preliminary modelling indicating a completion value of about $330 million. The proposal comes as the company returns to profit and reports stronger visitation, cash generation and asset valuations.

Javelin Minerals’ board has unanimously urged shareholders to accept First Au’s all-scrip takeover, even as an independent expert concluded the offer is not fair but reasonable. The proposal values each Javelin share at 10.29 cents based on FirstAU’s latest stated price, with funding risks and a key shareholder vote still ahead.

Kimberly-Clark has completed its acquisition of Kenvue, leaving Kenvue shareholders with a mix of Kimberly-Clark stock and cash while ending Kenvue’s life as a standalone listed company. The transaction also transfers Kenvue’s debt and corporate obligations into a new wholly owned subsidiary.

Hawk Resources has acknowledged that historical portable XRF readings underpinning its Olympus scandium story lacked calibration, quality-control and detection-limit records, and were not reliable indicators of scandium grades. The company maintains its original disclosure complied with ASX rules and the JORC Code, but says it will no longer use the historical results.

Global Masters Fund will pay its first-ever dividend, a 15.0 cent per share special distribution that is fully franked and sourced from taxable capital gains. The payment marks a deliberate transition for the listed investment company, not the start of a regular dividend stream.

AMP says it knows of no undisclosed information behind a sharp intraday move in its shares, after ASX questioned a fall from $2.51 to $2.22. The company pointed instead to lower third-quarter profit at China Life Pension Company, while leaving its FY26 partnerships guidance unchanged.