Latest Class Actions News

Bastion Minerals and former advisor GTT Ventures have resolved their legal dispute, leading to the withdrawal of a writ that had cast uncertainty over the company.

Phoslock Environmental Technologies reported a $474,000 cashflow deficit in Q2 2025, with sales impacted by deferred European projects and ongoing US tariff uncertainties. Factory refurbishment delays push production restart to early 2026.

AMP Limited is set to defend itself against a new class action alleging inflated life insurance premiums and a separate dispute over a major property sale, signaling potential challenges ahead for the financial services giant.

Noumi Limited has received Victorian Supreme Court approval for its $43 million class action settlement, closing a significant chapter tied to past financial restatements. The company’s insurer will cover its $11.56 million contribution, while legal costs will impact FY25 results.

EML Payments has reached an in-principle agreement to settle a $37.36 million shareholder class action related to its 2020 acquisition, allowing the company to focus on its strategic growth plans.

Treasury Wine Estates has secured Supreme Court approval for a $65 million settlement of a consolidated shareholder class action, allowing the company to focus on its strategic goals without admitting liability.

Virgin Australia Holdings Limited is set to list on the ASX, raising $685 million through a mix of new and existing shares, showcasing its transformation journey and strategic partnership with Qatar Airways.

Dubber Corporation has initiated court proceedings against its former auditors following a $26.6 million misappropriation uncovered in FY24, aiming to restore financial stability by year-end.

QuickFee Limited reports mixed Q4 FY25 results with solid growth in US Pay Now and Australian Finance, offset by a significant US Finance decline due to credit impairment. The company completes a major refinancing and capital raise while maintaining FY25 earnings guidance.

Indiana Resources confirms receipt of settlement payments from Tanzania but moves to arbitration after a tax dispute threatens the agreement. The company awaits Australian tax approval to return capital to shareholders.

Top Shelf International Holdings has resolved its long-standing excise debt issue, leading to the dismissal of Australian Taxation Office proceedings against its subsidiary.

State Gas Limited faces a land access blockade at its Rolleston West Project, prompting legal action to resume critical drilling operations. The dispute threatens to delay progress on promising coal seam gas assets in Queensland's Bowen Basin.