Latest Asx Trading Suspension News

Ten Sixty Four Limited’s latest quarterly report reveals a notable decline in gold production alongside increased all-in sustaining costs, as the company advances its mine development and navigates a complex restructuring process.

Kalium Lakes Limited reports progress on its recapitalisation plan following operational setbacks and administration, while shares remain suspended on the ASX.

Pure Foods Tasmania reports improved revenue and gross profit margin for 2Q25, driven by aggressive cost-cutting and operational efficiencies, while continuing negotiations to lift its ASX trading suspension.

Magnis Energy Technologies reports ongoing progress on its Nachu Graphite Project while grappling with Imperium3’s bankruptcy and a prolonged ASX trading suspension.

Audio Pixels Holdings Limited reports significant technical progress in its Digital Sound Reconstruction technology and secures additional funding through convertible notes, while continuing to navigate ASX suspension challenges.

KneoMedia reports a successful quarter marked by significant capital raises and expanding deployments of its KneoScience platform across New York City schools, positioning the company for sustained revenue growth.

NuCoal Resources Ltd is pursuing a listing on the National Stock Exchange (NSX), aiming to restore active trading of its shares currently suspended on the ASX. The company targets submitting its full application by January's end, signaling a strategic shift in its market presence.

VDM Group Limited faces a complex ownership dispute over its Angolan projects, leading to halted exploration and a prolonged ASX trading suspension. Meanwhile, the company is actively pursuing new critical minerals opportunities in Australia to revive its operations.

Cardno Limited has requested an immediate suspension from ASX quotation to facilitate its removal from the official ASX list, marking a significant step in its delisting process.