Latest Australian Securities News

NexGen Energy has launched a dual equity offering, raising approximately C$400 million in North America and AUD 400 million in Australia to advance its flagship Rook I uranium project and support corporate growth.

DGR Global Limited will have its trading suspension lifted on 2 October 2025 following the lodgement of its annual report, marking a key step back to market normalcy.

Platina Resources Limited has addressed ASX concerns over a sharp rise in its share price and trading volume, confirming no undisclosed information is driving the activity. The company points to recent project acquisition and heritage clearance announcements as possible catalysts.

Intelligent Monitoring Group has acquired BNP Securities for $4.2 million, aiming to blend traditional security manpower with advanced video monitoring solutions. This move is set to boost earnings and broaden ADT Guard’s presence in Australia’s security market.

Gold Mountain Limited has voluntarily suspended trading on the ASX pending an announcement that will update the issue price of a recent capital raising placement.

Flynn Gold Limited’s FG1OA securities have been suspended from trading due to non-compliance with ASX listing rules, raising questions about the company’s regulatory standing.

The ASX has suspended the securities of over 20 companies for failing to lodge their periodic reports on time, signaling regulatory vigilance and raising questions about compliance and market impact.

Eagers Automotive Limited is set to acquire a controlling 65% interest in CanadaOne Auto Group in a transaction valued at C$2.145 billion, with closing anticipated in early 2026.

TerraCom Limited reports a $43.4 million net loss for FY25, reflecting increased impairment charges and operational challenges, while advancing its strategic Moorlands Project in Australia.

EMU NL’s securities have been suspended from ASX trading due to a failure to maintain the minimum number of directors required by law. The suspension highlights governance challenges and raises questions about the company’s path to compliance.

Seven West Media and Southern Cross Media have announced a proposed all-scrip merger to create a leading integrated media company spanning TV, audio, digital, and publishing platforms across Australia.

Southern Cross Media Group and Seven West Media have agreed to merge, creating a dominant integrated TV, audio, and digital platform in Australia. The deal promises significant cost synergies and shareholder value accretion, pending regulatory and shareholder approvals.