Latest Asx News

Canyon Resources has gained government approval for its Inland Rail Facility location in Cameroon, advancing the Minim Martap Bauxite Project with new land allocation and infrastructure plans.

Intelligent Monitoring Group has secured a $122.5 million debt facility with National Australia Bank, halving its interest rate and freeing up capital for growth. This refinancing marks a pivotal step in the company’s strategic expansion plans.

Rhythm Biosciences has fast-tracked the integration of the geneType™ business, restoring full commercial capabilities ahead of schedule and setting the stage for expanded market reach.

Beamtree Holdings appoints Marek Stepniak as CEO, signaling a strategic push in international markets with a strong leadership hand familiar with the company’s growth trajectory.

Peak Minerals has revealed promising assay results from its Minta Rutile Project in Cameroon, highlighting a significant rutile and heavy mineral discovery. The company also announces a new CEO appointment and a $2 million entitlement offer to fund further exploration.

Rapid Lithium Limited has closed its partially underwritten entitlement offer, raising $53,860 with 37 applications, and is now working to place the remaining shortfall by April 2025.

Micro-X Limited has requested an immediate voluntary suspension of its shares on the ASX, pending a forthcoming equity raising announcement expected by February 10.

Tanami Gold NL reports exceptional high-grade gold intercepts from its recent drilling at the historic Jims Gold Mine, reinforcing the potential of the Central Tanami Project and setting the stage for expanded exploration in 2025.

Black Canyon Limited’s recent infill drilling at the KR2 Prospect confirms thick, high-grade manganese zones, underpinning a potential upgrade from Inferred to Indicated Mineral Resource status and promising improved project economics.

OncoSil Medical has secured authorization for 120 German hospitals to negotiate funding for its pancreatic cancer treatment device, marking a 43% increase from last year and signaling growing acceptance in Germany’s healthcare system.

Xref Limited’s proposed acquisition by SEEK Limited failed to secure the necessary 75% shareholder approval, leading to the termination of the scheme and a renewed focus on independent growth.

Trigg Minerals has expanded its New South Wales antimony holdings by acquiring the historic Bukkulla Mine and extending its footprint into the Nundle Goldfield, confirming high-grade antimony potential and setting the stage for systematic exploration.