Latest Class Actions News

Winchester Energy has successfully dismissed all legal claims from Westex Resources over its 2022 Texas farm-in, removing a key project risk.

National Australia Bank’s half year results to March 2025 reveal modest revenue growth and stable cash earnings amid competitive pressures and regulatory demands. The bank’s strong capital position and ongoing strategy execution underpin cautious optimism.

Next Science Limited has successfully had a derivative complaint dismissed in Florida, while continuing legal action against former employees for breach of post-employment restraints.

Noumi Limited reported a 2.8% revenue increase to $141.4 million in Q3 FY25, buoyed by gains in its Dairy and Nutritionals segment, while managing legacy legal costs and maintaining strong cash flow.

Triton Minerals has initiated legal proceedings after a key payment default in its sale of Mozambique graphite assets, while advancing exploration at its new Aucu copper/gold project.

Holista Colltech has closed its ASIC penalty chapter with a $900K final payment, raised $1.53 million through convertible notes, and reported a 10.9% year-on-year sales increase driven by its Dietary Supplements division.

Terra Uranium Limited has expanded its exploration portfolio by acquiring LCT Metals, adding tin and precious metals projects in New South Wales, while advancing uranium exploration in Canada’s Athabasca Basin through strategic partnerships and drill-ready targets.

Pact Group Holdings reports a modest 2.7% revenue increase for Q3 FY25, driven by higher volumes and cost savings, while preparing to refinance debt and review its Asian packaging business.

WAM Active Limited has reported a robust half-year performance with a 33.2% increase in net profit and a fully franked interim dividend of 3.0 cents per share, underscoring its commitment to shareholder returns despite ongoing legal challenges.

Bounty Oil & Gas, through its joint venture operator Asset Energy, has initiated a judicial review against the refusal to vary and extend the PEP-11 offshore petroleum exploration permit. The legal challenge could reshape the future of this key Sydney Basin asset.

Advent Energy, in which MEC Resources holds a significant stake, is pursuing a judicial review against the federal government's refusal to extend the PEP-11 offshore petroleum permit. This legal move could reshape the future of the project and its stakeholders.

Advent Energy, with BPH Energy as a significant stakeholder, has launched a judicial review against the Federal Government’s refusal to extend the PEP-11 offshore petroleum permit, seeking to overturn the decision and force reconsideration.