Latest Asx Compliance News

Sprintex Limited has confirmed a significant €15.6 million purchase order from Mest Water, ensuring timely disclosure and compliance with ASX continuous disclosure rules. The company detailed its prior communications and trading halt strategy surrounding the announcement.

Coda Minerals has clarified that its recent share price and volume spike is driven by rising copper and silver prices, with no undisclosed company information influencing the market.

Triton Minerals Limited has formally retracted certain visual estimates of mineralisation from its recent market update, acknowledging non-compliance with ASX reporting standards and urging investors to disregard these figures.

Epsilon Healthcare Limited is poised to return to ASX trading on 19 December 2025 after satisfying the exchange's conditions for reinstatement.

Epsilon Healthcare reported a 19% revenue increase to $3.4 million for the half year ended June 2025, driven by new client wins and its pharmacy segment launch. However, net losses widened 44% to $2.07 million, reflecting administration and financing costs during its recovery phase.

Thorney Technologies Limited (ASX, TEK) will resume trading on the ASX from 16 December 2025 following the lodgement of its Net Tangible Asset Backing, ending its recent suspension.

Lake Resources has disclosed an inadvertent breach of ASX Listing Rule 7.1 related to the timing of share issuance under an agreement with Acuity Capital. The company is taking steps to strengthen governance and prevent future errors.

Winsome Resources has disclosed confidential discussions about a potential acquisition by Li-FT Power and a binding offtake rights sale, explaining recent unusual trading activity.

Metal Bank Limited addresses ASX concerns over recent share price volatility, confirming a pending Mineral Resource Estimate announcement and recent strategic moves as key drivers.

Alicanto Minerals has acknowledged a late filing of a director’s interest notice, attributing it to an administrative oversight. The ASX has queried the delay, prompting the company to review its disclosure procedures.

Amplitude Energy has addressed an ASX query regarding the delayed filing of a director’s interest change, attributing it to an administrative oversight while affirming its compliance framework.

MPR Australia Limited has been suspended from ASX trading following the disposal of its main undertaking, with the exchange citing insufficient ongoing operations to justify continued quotation.