Latest Asx Continuous Disclosure News

Advent Energy, in which BPH Energy holds a 35.81% stake, will challenge a Federal Court judgment on the PEP11 gas exploration permit, prolonging uncertainty over a key NSW offshore asset.

Nimy Resources (ASX: NIM) responds to ASX query following a sharp share price fall, confirming pending assay results from recent sampling but no undisclosed information explaining the trading.

Unity Metals Limited’s shares surged from 6.8 cents to 17 cents on 23 June 2026, prompting an ASX inquiry. The company denies any undisclosed information behind the spike and confirms compliance with continuous disclosure rules.

Alligator Energy has secured a crucial option to acquire a lease enabling expanded exploration at its Samphire Project while addressing ASX concerns over recent trading linked to a Mineral Resource Estimate update.

Invictus Energy confirms the Petroleum Production Sharing Agreement for its Cabora Bassa Project is material information disclosed promptly following government notification.

FirstWave Cloud Technology acknowledged the material nature of cash and revenue figures disclosed during a shareholder webinar and affirmed compliance with ASX continuous disclosure rules, while committing to improved timing of market announcements.

a2 Milk confirms no undisclosed information behind recent share price moves, attributing volatility to a CLSA downgrade citing supply delays and previously disclosed risks.

Immuron Limited has responded to an ASX price query following a sharp rise in its share price and trading volume, confirming no undisclosed information but pointing to a recent CEO presentation as a possible driver.

NoviqTech Limited attributes its recent share price jump and trading volume spike to earlier announcements about pivotal biochar trials and a major carbon removal offtake by Lufthansa Group, affirming its compliance with ASX rules.

1414 Degrees Limited has responded to an ASX price query after its shares jumped from $0.056 to $0.097 in days, confirming no undisclosed information but highlighting progress in aerospace and energy projects.

Strickland Metals (ASX:STK) has confirmed no hidden material information explains recent share price swings, attributing volatility to regulatory delays in Serbia and broader gold sector weakness.

Litchfield Minerals refutes any undisclosed material information behind recent share price jumps, pointing to public engagement, ongoing assays, and market dynamics as drivers of volatility.