Latest Annual General Meeting News

Cambium Bio has secured firm commitments for a conditional A$7.1 million placement, taking its proposed funding package to A$10.85 million for the pivotal Elate Ocular Phase 3 program. Completion depends on three inter-conditional shareholder resolutions at the company’s expected November AGM.

Fulcrum Lithium has promoted Chief Operating Officer Scott Keenan to Managing Director, placing the executive who led its Alkali Flats discovery in charge of the company’s next project phase. The appointment comes with a $360,000 annual salary and a proposed 4 million performance-rights package subject to shareholder approval.

ION Video has secured an oversubscribed $4.25 million placement to fund independent trials of its video technology, with directors and management committing a further $1.2 million subject to shareholder approval. The capital will be used to test whether ION’s architecture can deliver measurable technical and financial benefits in real operating environments.

Miramar Resources has secured A$1.25 million to fund drilling and early development work at its 80%-owned Gidji JV Gold Project near Kalgoorlie. The raise will target resource growth at Marylebone and Highway while testing deeper bedrock prospects at Marylebone and Lake.

Manhattan Gold has secured commitments for an A$4.5 million placement to fund more than 4,000 metres of drilling and related exploration at its Hook Lake project in Nunavut. The full raising remains partly conditional, with A$1.14 million requiring shareholder approval in November.

Key Petroleum has received the funds and issued 3.38 million shares under its additional placement capacity, raising AU$247,052.88 before costs. The capital is earmarked for potential asset acquisitions, existing asset development and working capital.

AUCyber has received the full $486,592 placement subscription payment, plus accrued interest, from an entity associated with former CEO Peter Maloney. The company will now issue 1,621,973 shares without further shareholder approval.

Dubber AI has agreed to acquire selected Daisee assets, including customer contracts and conversation intelligence technology, for up to A$1.25 million. The deal brings Daisee's nearly A$1.7 million of annual recurring revenue into a contact centre AI platform focused on insurance and financial services.

FOS Capital has secured firm commitments for a non-underwritten $1.86 million placement at $0.12 a share and will seek up to another $750,000 through a Share Purchase Plan. The raise will fund working capital, the Queensland Schools Lighting Upgrade Program, Aldridge Traffic Systems expansion and cost-reduction initiatives.

Pacific Current Group has rejected a non-binding offer from Roc Partners, citing valuation and shareholder fairness concerns, while continuing to review a separate proposal from River Capital involving a potential share issuance at $13 per share.

Noronex Limited has exercised its option to acquire Alaskan Critical Minerals, unlocking ownership of the Sleitat Tin Project in Alaska. The company secured an ASX waiver allowing milestone-based share issuance beyond the usual timeframe, tying payments to resource milestones and a decision to mine.

Podium Minerals has secured the full $4 million from its underwritten share purchase plan after sub-underwriters covered a $2.44 million shortfall. The funds will support metallurgical testing, site rehabilitation, and project advancement at Parks Reef and Range Well.