Latest Asx Suspensions News

Leo Lithium announces it will return remaining funds from the Goulamina sale to shareholders and delist from the ASX on 22 September 2025, following a strategic review and lack of suitable acquisitions.

Scout Security has completed the first tranche of a $600,000 capital raise amid its ASX trading suspension, aiming to settle debts and progress towards relisting.

Carbonxt Group Limited’s CG1O security class has been suspended from ASX quotation due to non-compliance with listing rules, raising questions about the company’s regulatory standing.

AssetOwl Limited has secured two new technology development contracts worth over A$550,000, marking a strategic push into sustainable energy solutions. Executive Director Bevan Dooley will spearhead these initiatives, signaling a renewed focus on innovation and growth.

Austral Resources Australia Ltd has secured an extension of its ASX suspension to 31 October 2025, enabling the company to finalize the pivotal Rocklands transaction and associated capital raise.

The ASX has suspended trading in six companies starting 1 September 2025 due to late lodgement of mandatory periodic reports. The suspension may be lifted quickly if reports are filed promptly.

Netlinkz Limited has reported a significant 43% reduction in net loss for FY25, driven by a strategic exit from China and Japan and a renewed focus on cybersecurity growth in the Philippines through its Securelink Networks joint venture.

Corporate Travel Management Limited’s shares remain suspended on the ASX as the company delays lodging its Preliminary Final Report amid ongoing financial restatement concerns.

Evolution Energy Minerals Limited’s EV1O securities have been suspended from ASX quotation due to non-compliance with a key listing rule, raising questions about the company’s regulatory standing.

AssetOwl Limited reports a modest net profit for FY2025, driven by a significant gain on debt extinguishment, while grappling with ASX suspension and ongoing going concern challenges.

Nexion Group Ltd has reported a significantly reduced net loss for FY25, driven by major asset sales and a strategic pivot towards AI and business intelligence. The company’s divestments are expected to strengthen its balance sheet and provide steady cash inflows.

KneoMedia has narrowed its FY25 net loss by 38%, driven by cost controls and a strategic shift to its scalable KneoScience EdTech platform. The company also secured a $700,000 order for FY26, signaling growing traction in the US education market.