Latest Asx Listing Rules News

My Rewards International is seeking shareholder approval to convert $2.2 million of debt into equity and launch a $3.98 million entitlement offer, key steps toward regaining its ASX listing.

Phoslock Environmental Technologies prepares for ASX reinstatement with improved sales, factory refurbishment, and ongoing legal mediation.

BPH Energy has responded to an ASX price query following unusual trading activity, confirming no undisclosed information exists and pointing to ongoing legal matters involving its investee Advent Energy as context.

Hot Chili Limited has addressed an ASX query regarding a delayed filing of a director’s interest notice, attributing the lapse to an administrative oversight while reaffirming its commitment to disclosure rules.

Nyrada Inc has responded to ASX inquiries confirming the timely and compliant disclosure of positive safety data from its Phase I clinical trial of Xolatryp. The company detailed the timeline of its awareness and release of information, affirming adherence to continuous disclosure rules.

RBR Group has successfully closed its Share Purchase Plan, raising $261,000 from shareholders, while initiating efforts to place a $329,000 shortfall over the coming months.

Thrive Tribe Technologies has raised approximately $250,000 through a discounted share placement and repaid nearly $100,000 in loans by issuing shares, aiming to bolster working capital.

Burgundy Diamond Mines has released an updated Life of Mine plan for its Ekati Diamond Mine, extending operations through 2040 with robust economics from the Fox Underground Project. The update includes revised resource and reserve estimates and a deferred Point Lake open pit mining schedule.

InFocus Group Holdings addresses ASX concerns over a former director's non-disclosure of trading activity and provides detailed due diligence on key contract counterparties.

Bayan Mining and Minerals Limited has responded to ASX queries about recent unusual trading activity, confirming no undisclosed material information. The company attributes the price and volume surge to market speculation and news from nearby projects in the rare earth elements sector.

Yowie Group Limited has been sanctioned by ASIC for failing to lodge key financial reports, forcing the confectionery company to issue a full prospectus for capital raising until mid-2026. This regulatory setback follows a turbulent period marked by board changes and trading suspensions.

Pinnacle Minerals Limited’s PIMOA securities have been suspended from ASX quotation due to non-compliance with key listing rules, raising questions about the company’s regulatory standing.