Latest Listings And Ipos News

Core Energy has lined up a A$3.025 million placement and a maiden Barking Gecko drilling campaign as it builds its uranium position in Namibia. The immediate funding picture remains tight, with A$679,000 in cash at quarter-end and the company reporting less than one quarter of funding before the next placement tranche.

Titanium Sands has completed the environmental fieldwork and technical studies needed to submit its Mannar Heavy Mineral Project assessment in Sri Lanka. But the ASX-listed explorer ended September with just $61,000 in cash, a fully drawn $1.8 million loan facility and estimated funding for only 0.21 quarters.

HALO Technologies reported a 21% quarterly revenue decline as weaker brokerage activity outweighed growth in subscriptions. A $5.34 million convertible note issue lifted cash to $3.07 million, but the company still reported a net operating cash outflow of $1.47 million.

Fatfish reported A$1.041 million in cash after selling Fatberry Thailand, but its delayed Q3 CY2025 update leaves the company suspended and unable to quantify the potential impact of alleged improper conduct. Operating cash outflows reached A$0.252 million during the quarter ended 30 September 2025.

Jindalee Lithium has moved McDermitt drilling into the field and says its US Elemental NASDAQ transaction is in the final stages of SEC review. But the company ended September with A$6.7 million in cash, equivalent to about one quarter of funding at the latest spending rate, leaving the proposed PIPE financing central to its next steps.

SRJ Technologies has reported a sharp increase in commercial activity and a growing flow of Middle East and international contracts, but its cash position remains tight. The ASX-listed asset integrity specialist says it is considering a short-term equity placement while it converts awarded work into cash receipts.

Manuka Resources has moved Wonawinta from a five-month recommissioning effort into gold production, with first revenues received after quarter end and full processing capacity reached in October. The operational progress comes alongside A$60.1 million of borrowings, A$581,000 in cash and an Appendix 5B funding estimate of just 0.37 quarters.

DGR Global ended September with A$54.4 million in cash after investing almost A$5 million in Sunstone Metals, while unpaid Savannah royalties and an Armour Energy appeal add uncertainty. The explorer is redirecting its post-SolGold balance sheet towards copper-gold projects in Queensland and Ecuador.

Strategic Elements has moved its EdgeiQ platform closer to commercial mining pilots while Energy Ink progresses towards a system-level demonstration. The ASX-listed venture developer ended September with $3.918 million in cash and an estimated 4.32 quarters of funding at the quarter’s spending rate.

GWR Group returned $19.85 million to shareholders during the September quarter, but its balance sheet remains exposed to unresolved Wiluna West liabilities. The company says $12.69 million in State royalties is overdue while the transfer of the tenements to Gold Valley remains incomplete.

US1 Critical Minerals ended September with A$65,000 in cash against quarterly operating outflows of A$406,000, leaving an estimated 0.16 quarters of funding. Its proposed transfer of six Tanzanian uranium licences could provide US$1 million on completion, but remains subject to regulatory and other conditions.

Tartana Minerals has accelerated exploration after a shareholder-driven leadership overhaul, but its cash runway is shorter than the time to its next major debt maturity. Assays from Nightflower, copper drilling and regional sampling now carry added significance as the company negotiates refinancing and reviews its stalled copper sulphate operation.