Latest Annual General Meeting News

Retail Food Group announces the immediate resignation of CEO Matt Marshall, with Chairman Peter George stepping in as Executive Chairman to lead the company during a global search for a new CEO.

Warriedar Resources has received ASIC approval to delay its 2025 AGM until January 2026, allowing time for critical shareholder votes on proposed share option schemes tied to a Capricorn Metals acquisition.

Fortuna Metals has secured two key exploration licences in Malawi’s emerging rutile province, positioning itself next to Sovereign Metals’ world-class Kasiya deposit. The company also appoints Tom Langley as CEO to spearhead exploration efforts.

DigiCo Infrastructure REIT has appointed Michael Juniper as a senior executive and director, aiming to leverage his extensive experience to accelerate growth and sustainability in its data centre portfolio.

TechGen Metals has raised A$1.2 million through a strongly supported placement to accelerate exploration at its Blue Devil and Mt Boggola projects, setting the stage for drilling campaigns in late 2025.

Brickworks Limited seeks shareholder approval for a key executive incentive as it moves forward with its $16.9 billion merger with Soul Patts, aiming to create a streamlined and powerful new ASX-listed entity.

King River Resources has appointed seasoned geologist and executive Graham Gadsby as Managing Director, aiming to leverage his proven track record in gold exploration and operational turnarounds to drive the company’s future growth.

Magnetite Mines has successfully closed a fully subscribed $2.65 million rights issue, followed by a $1.214 million placement, positioning the company to advance its Razorback Iron Ore Project and explore broader mineral opportunities.

PlaySide Studios has completed a $1.825 million Share Purchase Plan, adding to a recent $6.47 million private placement, to strengthen its balance sheet and support marketing efforts for upcoming game releases.

Great Divide Mining has successfully raised $1.335 million through convertible loan notes, signaling strong investor confidence as it advances the Challenger Gold Mine joint venture.

Mesoblast has entered agreements to issue up to US$50 million in convertible notes, aiming to strengthen its capital base and support pipeline growth, pending shareholder approval.

Lotus Resources has completed a A$65 million placement to bolster its uranium projects in Malawi and Botswana, positioning itself for steady production and future expansion.