Latest Australian Securities News

Dominion Investment Group Limited has announced an offer of up to $500 million in unsecured, deferrable, redeemable floating rate notes, aiming to provide investors with monthly income and ASX listing under ticker DMNHA.

Netlinkz Limited has attributed the late filing of a key director disclosure to an administrative error, while affirming its existing compliance frameworks remain robust.

Vectus Biosystems has temporarily paused trading of its securities pending a forthcoming announcement, signaling potential material news for investors.

NSX Limited confirms the legal effectiveness of its acquisition by a Canadian entity, with trading suspended and shareholder payments scheduled.

Southern Cross Gold Consolidated Ltd. reported a net loss of $925,512 for Q1 2026, alongside significant progress in its Australian gold-antimony projects and key corporate milestones including TSX main board graduation.

Johns Lyng Group shares will halt trading following Supreme Court approval of its acquisition by Sherwood BidCo, controlled by Pacific Equity Partners.

Halo Technologies Holdings has responded to ASX queries about a sharp rise in its share price and trading volume, denying any undisclosed information and confirming compliance with continuous disclosure rules.

Gold Road Resources has officially been acquired by Gold Fields through a scheme of arrangement, with shareholders receiving A$3.06423 per share. The company will soon be delisted from the ASX.

Johns Lyng Group’s acquisition by Sherwood BidCo has been legally approved, triggering a suspension of JLG shares on the ASX. Shareholders are set to receive $4 per share or scrip consideration by late October.

The Supreme Court of New South Wales has approved the scheme for Pacific Equity Partners to acquire Johns Lyng Group, setting the stage for a significant ownership change and trading suspension on the ASX.

Manuka Resources has addressed ASX queries about its recent share price and volume spike, attributing the movement to soaring gold and silver prices and its planned production restart in early 2026.

Equity Trustees faces an expanded Federal Court claim from ASIC seeking compensation for superannuation members after a $73 million revaluation hit the Shield Master Fund. The trustee disputes liability and supports liquidation efforts to recover member funds.