Latest Asx Quotation News

Babylon Pump & Power’s customer receipts rose 11% in the September quarter despite the exit of its Maintenance business, while debt fell by about $2.2 million after a $7.27 million recapitalisation. The company is now betting on steady water-management demand and higher fleet utilisation to carry its simplified business through FY27.

Orion Equities will ask shareholders to approve a voluntary ASX delisting, arguing that sparse trading, concentrated ownership and annual listing costs no longer justify its quoted status. The move would leave shareholders relying on private transactions to sell their shares if the delisting proceeds.

Bougainville Copper has asked the ASX to reinstate quotation trading after lodging its delayed half-year report, but the exchange has not yet approved a resumption. The company has acknowledged repeated reporting failures and introduced tighter internal controls.

OZZ Resources has completed its return to the ASX with a new critical minerals focus, but its $3.884 million cash balance is yet to translate into Bedaburra exploration spending. The company is now seeking to expand the Western Australian project while it rebuilds its exploration pipeline.

Investor Centre is pursuing a restructuring and potential ASX reinstatement after Pulse Markets lost its financial services licence, while the group reported $35,000 in cash and $3.213 million of drawn debt at 30 September. The company says a new Lake Volta funding arrangement could support working capital, but the filing leaves important questions about the facility and the proposed recapitalisation unanswered.

Minbos Resources has lodged a prospectus for 461.1 million listed options linked to its A$6 million placement, without raising fresh cash through the offer itself. The options could provide A$18.44 million if fully exercised, but the filing also flags going-concern uncertainty and further funding needs for the Cabinda phosphate project.

White Cliff Minerals shareholders have approved an A$8.77 million placement to Hancock Prospecting, giving the private company an expected 13.5% stake and funding a faster exploration campaign at Rae. The capital is aimed at advancing Danvers 1 towards a maiden resource while testing a much larger copper system across Nunavut.

Ramsay Health Care’s proposed separation of its 52.79% Ramsay Santé stake has reached a key regulatory milestone, with ASIC registering the Demerger Booklet. Shareholders will vote on the transaction on 24 November, but approval remains only one step in a process that could create two separately traded healthcare exposures.

Cooper Metals has launched a fully underwritten 1-for-4 entitlement issue at 7.5 cents a share to raise up to $2.695 million before costs. Most of the proceeds are earmarked for the Chalterra copper project and its acquisition, while shareholders who do not participate face potential dilution.

Kelly Partners Group Holdings has secured conditional ASX approval to delist, clearing a regulatory milestone in its proposed move to Nasdaq. The plan still depends on shareholder approval and the US listing process, with no effective delisting date set.

SIV Capital reported a $28,000 operating cash outflow for the September quarter and held $7.781 million in cash and interest-bearing deposits. The balance sheet remains substantial, but the company’s securities have now been suspended from ASX quotation since December 2024 while it evaluates a transaction.

Overwatch Technologies is seeking A$8 million to fund an ASX listing and expand its drone-enabled maritime intelligence business. The company has A$3.8 million of contracted orders, but has yet to recognise revenue and reported an inaugural loss of A$857,604.