Latest Annual General Meeting News

NeuroScientific Biopharmaceuticals has initiated critical IND-enabling studies for its glaucoma drug candidate EmtinB, backed by a solid cash position of A$4.5 million as of December 2024. Preliminary melanin binding results are shaping the path toward first-in-human trials.

Black Cat Syndicate has completed refurbishment and commenced commissioning at its Paulsens Gold Operation, supported by a successful $80 million capital raising that strengthens its balance sheet and growth prospects.

Carawine Resources Limited has progressed exploration planning across key Australian projects while navigating a significant compulsory acquisition dispute initiated by major shareholder QGold.

Cue Energy delivered a robust quarter with $4.3 million net cash flow and a $17.1 million cash balance, driven by strong drilling results and production growth across its Australian and Indonesian assets.

Jupiter Energy Limited reported steady oil sales revenue of approximately US$1.76 million for Q4 2024, driven entirely by domestic channels, alongside commissioning a key gas utilisation project and launching a $4 million capital raise.

Westar Resources reports exceptional gold and silver assay results from its Mindoolah Mining Centre, setting the stage for imminent drilling programs in early 2025. The company maintains a strong cash position while strategically focusing on high-potential projects.

Monadelphous Group Limited signals a stronger-than-expected half-year profit, driven by improved operating margins and favourable non-operating items.

Invictus Energy has completed a key legal review and secured $12 million in funding, setting the stage for expanded drilling and development in Zimbabwe's Cabora Bassa Basin.

The Takeovers Panel has declined to investigate Global Lithium Resources Limited's claims of undisclosed shareholder associations ahead of its AGM, citing untimeliness and lack of merit.

Santana Minerals has reported a robust Pre-feasibility Study for its Bendigo-Ophir Gold Project, lifting the after-tax NPV to A$1.2 billion and IRR to 76%, as it progresses detailed engineering and fast-track permitting in New Zealand.

FleetPartners Group Limited reported a robust 13% increase in adjusted EPS for FY24, propelled by targeted market growth, operational transformation, and a disciplined share buy-back program. The company remains optimistic about sustaining momentum despite a modest dip in new business writings in early FY25.

FleetPartners Group Limited reported strong FY24 results with record new business writings and assets under management, underpinning a robust growth trajectory and a significant $30 million share buy-back announced for 1H25.