Latest Asset Disposal News

Fatfish Group Limited has refinanced its $5.67 million debt with Arena Investors LP and secured an additional $0.15 million through new convertible notes, including a board nomination right for Arena.

Beacon Minerals has agreed to sell its Mt Dimer tenements to Forrestania Resources for A$50,000, marking a strategic move to focus on core assets and reduce costs.

Next Science has obtained a crucial ASX waiver allowing it to return surplus capital to shareholders following its $50 million asset sale, despite expected share price declines below 20 cents.

ChemX Materials Limited has emerged from voluntary administration following a Deed of Company Arrangement, while securing a significant Japanese patent for its HiPurA® High Purity Alumina process.

InFocus Group Holdings has extended its convertible note facility by $1 million, aiming to support growth in Thailand and new ventures in iGaming, pending shareholder approval.

NT Minerals Limited reported a net cash outflow of A$590,000 for Q3 2025 but bolstered its liquidity with A$1.07 million from investing activities, leaving it with over two quarters of funding runway.

Burley Minerals advances its iron ore and lithium exploration with planned drilling at Cane Bore and Broad Flat Well, while navigating heritage survey delays and legal access issues.

Admiralty Resources NL reported a mixed cash flow quarter ending September 2025, balancing operating outflows with investing and financing inflows to maintain a solid funding runway.

The Star Entertainment Group reported a 5% revenue increase in Q1 FY26 and a halving of its EBITDA loss, while navigating regulatory challenges and advancing a major joint venture exit.

Desane Group Holdings has declared a special 2 cent per share dividend following the sale of a key property in Lane Cove, signalling a direct return of capital to shareholders.

Novo Resources Corp. reported a reduced net loss of CAD 9.7 million for the nine months to September 2025, supported by lower operating cash outflows and a significant post-period sale of San Cristobel Mining shares. The company maintains a cautious outlook amid ongoing funding needs.

Bank of Queensland reported a 4% increase in revenues to $1.668 billion for FY25, yet profits after tax fell sharply by 53% to $133 million. Despite the profit decline, the bank declared a fully franked 20 cent dividend for the full year.