Latest Asx Market News

Lightning Minerals Ltd has resumed trading on the ASX following its announcement of a proposed acquisition and capital raising, signaling renewed investor interest.

Global X Management (AUS) Limited has released updated estimated distribution amounts for a broad suite of its ETFs listed on the ASX AQUA Market, ahead of the June 30, 2025 period end.

Xstate Resources Limited has announced a re-compliance capital raising to fund its acquisition of a 51% interest in the Diona Project in Queensland and the drilling of the Diona-1 well, aiming to resume ASX trading.

New Murchison Gold Limited has had its trading suspension lifted following key approvals for its Crown Prince gold project and a related capital raising announcement.

Elph Investments has secured a 92.68% stake in Engenco, making its 31-cent takeover offer unconditional and prompting the board to urge shareholders to accept before the June 27 deadline.

ASIC has initiated a comprehensive compliance inquiry into ASX’s governance, risk management, and operational capabilities, folding its previous CHESS incident probe into this broader review. ASX pledges full cooperation amid ongoing technology upgrades.

Hawsons Iron Ltd has been reinstated to ASX trading following an announcement of a proposed capital raising, signaling renewed investor interest.

VanEck Investments Limited has released a replacement Product Disclosure Statement for its VanEck Bentham Global Capital Securities Active ETF (ASX, GCAP), outlining an actively managed strategy focused on global subordinated debt securities with income and diversification benefits.

Ridley Corporation has successfully closed its retail entitlement offer, raising $26 million as part of a $125 million capital raise to fund its $300 million acquisition of Incitec Pivot’s fertiliser distribution business.

Victor Group Holdings has requested a voluntary suspension of its shares starting June 2, pending a significant acquisition announcement expected by June 5.

Fintech Chain Limited has applied to delist from the ASX, citing low valuation, poor liquidity, and high costs, aiming to unlock growth capital in China and the US.

The Takeovers Panel has declined to investigate applications challenging Pact Group Holdings’ proposed delisting, signaling regulatory acceptance of the move. The decision clarifies the Panel’s jurisdiction and leaves the delisting process on track.