Latest Asic News

Carbine Resources Ltd (ASX: CRB) has announced a pro-rata entitlement offer to raise approximately $1.1 million, aiming to fund ongoing exploration and development at its Muchea West and Down South Silica Sand Projects.

New World Resources Limited has entered a binding agreement for acquisition by Central Asia Metals Plc at a significant premium, valuing the company at approximately A$185 million. The transaction, unanimously recommended by New World’s board, is set to complete by September 2025, subject to shareholder and court approvals.

Resimac Group Ltd has acknowledged civil penalty proceedings initiated by ASIC against its subsidiary for alleged breaches related to hardship notices, and is proposing a financial contribution program to compensate affected customers.

Mount Burgess Mining has applied to the Supreme Court of Western Australia for orders to validate previous share sales and extend deadlines for cleansing notices, aiming to shield sellers from civil liability. The hearing is set for 19 May 2025.

NSX Limited has entered a Scheme Implementation Deed with CNSX Markets Inc. for a full acquisition at a 59% premium, subject to shareholder and regulatory approvals. The deal aims to strengthen NSX’s market position and expand its product offerings.

VHM Limited has opened a $2 million Share Purchase Plan at 25 cents per share, matching its recent placement price, to support the Goschen Project ahead of a final investment decision. Eligible shareholders in Australia and New Zealand can subscribe up to $30,000, with the offer closing on June 10.

Askari Metals offers holders of expired AS2O options a priority issue of new options, while advancing due diligence on a promising Ethiopian gold project.

Keybridge Capital urges shareholders to take no action following an off-market takeover bid from its own subsidiary, Yowie Group, citing serious governance concerns and legal disputes.

Dropsuite Limited’s shares are suspended from ASX trading following Federal Court approval of its acquisition by NinjaOne Australia, marking a pivotal step in the company’s transition.

The Federal Court of Australia has approved the scheme of arrangement for NinjaOne’s acquisition of Dropsuite, setting the stage for a $5.90 per share cash payout to shareholders and imminent suspension of trading on the ASX.

Ramelius Resources has obtained regulatory relief from ASIC, extending the deadline to make its takeover offer for Spartan Resources by an additional 31 days, a move that could influence the pace and outcome of the acquisition.

Humm Group reported a solid 10% increase in assets under management to $5.3 billion for 3Q25, maintaining stable margins while advancing a new hybrid loan product and IT platform modernization.