Latest Openn Negotiation (Asx:Opn) News

Openn Negotiation Ltd remains suspended from ASX trading but has secured interest-free loans from its major shareholder to support working capital as it explores strategic options post-DOCA.

Openn Negotiation Ltd has reported a remarkable financial turnaround in its half-year results to December 2024, shifting from a significant loss to a modest profit while divesting key subsidiaries.

Openn Negotiation Limited reported a $245k net cash outflow from operations in Q1 2025, offset partially by $211k in financing activities, leaving the company with just $6k in cash. The company depends on interest-free loans from its major shareholder to sustain operations amid limited liquidity.

Openn Negotiation Ltd has successfully exited voluntary administration following creditor approval of a recapitalisation plan, supported by an interest-free loan from its major shareholder. Despite no substantive business activity this quarter, the company now has over two quarters of funding runway.

Openn Negotiation Ltd has successfully exited voluntary administration following a recapitalisation plan that included issuing new shares and securing a shareholder loan. Despite no substantive business activity in the latest quarter, the company is positioned to continue operations under new management.

Openn Negotiation Ltd moves forward with a creditor-approved recapitalisation plan following voluntary administration, while its shares remain suspended on the ASX.

Openn Negotiation Ltd reported a significantly reduced net loss of $3.93 million for FY24, exiting voluntary administration with new directors and a recapitalisation led by ST Holding 2 Pty Ltd. The company faces challenges in regaining ASX compliance and identifying new business operations.

Openn Negotiation Ltd remains under a Deed of Company Arrangement with no operational activity during the September quarter, focusing on recapitalisation efforts following insolvency and voluntary administration.

Openn Negotiation Ltd has entered voluntary administration following a failed $2.5 million capital raise, with its shares suspended on the ASX. Administrators have secured funding to maintain operations while pursuing a sale or recapitalisation.