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Delorean Corporation has closed its Share Purchase Plan, raising $750,000 through the issue of over 8.3 million shares at $0.09 each, supplementing earlier strategic funding from LMS Energy.

Delorean’s flagship SA1 Salisbury bioenergy plant is 75% complete, poised to start injecting renewable biomethane into Adelaide’s gas network by November 2026, marking a first in Australia for commercial and industrial organic waste processing.

Delorean Corporation has banked a $5.76 million cash refund from the Australian Government’s FY2025 R&D Tax Incentive, underpinning its bioenergy infrastructure growth. Another refund linked to FY2026 expenditure is anticipated next year.

Delorean Corporation has launched a $2.2 million Share Purchase Plan at $0.09 per share, matching a recent strategic placement to LMS Energy. The capital raise supports construction of key bioenergy projects in South Australia and New South Wales.

Delorean Corporation reported solid progress in Q3 FY2026, including a positive Final Investment Decision for its NSW1 Horsley Park bioenergy facility backed by $30.5 million in grants, alongside ongoing construction at its flagship SA1 Salisbury project.

Delorean Corporation has approved the Final Investment Decision for its 100% owned NSW1 Horsley Park Bioenergy Facility, supported by $30.5 million in grants. Construction is planned to start in Q3 2026, pending the securing of $31.6 million in additional funding.

Delorean Corporation has secured a $1.1 million milestone payment from ARENA, marking significant progress on its SA1 Salisbury bioenergy facility. Construction advances and long-term contracts position the project for renewable gas production in South Australia.

Delorean Corporation reports a significant half-year loss as it pivots from contractor to bioenergy infrastructure owner, advancing key projects but facing financial covenant breaches.

Delorean Corporation has completed the $53 million Yarra Valley Water bioenergy facility and progressed key projects in South Australia and Victoria, supported by strong government grants and renewable gas policies.

Delorean Corporation marks a pivotal shift to build-own-operate bioenergy projects with the completion of its $53 million Yarra Valley Water facility and strong progress on its SA1 Salisbury project, backed by $51.5 million in financing and robust market demand.

Delorean Corporation has teamed up with Paper Australia (Opal) to explore a renewable energy project at the Maryvale Paper Mill, aiming to convert organic waste into green gas and electricity through anaerobic digestion.

Delorean Corporation has clarified the timing and rationale behind its delayed disclosure of a $3.3 million profit reduction linked to grid connection delays on its Yarra Valley Water project.