Latest Board Of Directors News

Green Technology Metals (ASX: GT1) reports a significant lithium resource increase to 30.4 million tonnes and advances key projects in Ontario, while implementing strategic cost controls amid challenging market conditions.

Loyal Lithium bolsters its North American lithium portfolio with significant exploration advances at Trieste and strategic board appointments, positioning itself strongly for the electric future.

My Rewards International Limited has completed its acquisition of Fly Wallet, a Mastercard principal member specialising in white label loyalty wallet solutions, in a $785,000 deal combining shares and cash installments.

Dalaroo Metals has announced the immediate resignation of CEO Michael Brown, with the Board stepping in to manage operations during the search for a new leader.

Mighty Kingdom has completed a strategic review, trimming $2.5 million in annual costs without disrupting current contracts and positioning itself for new revenue growth.

Ten Sixty Four Limited has successfully exited external administration following the full effectuation of its Deed of Company Arrangement, marking a pivotal step toward resuming normal operations and ASX trading.

LCL Resources has firmly dismissed recent unsolicited acquisition offers for its Colombian gold assets, reiterating its binding agreement with Tiger Gold Corp. and urging shareholders to back the pending transaction.

Cannindah Resources Limited has responded to an ASX price query, confirming no undisclosed information explains recent stock price movements and affirming compliance with continuous disclosure rules.

Brookfield Capital Partners has submitted a non-binding proposal to acquire Insignia Financial at A$4.60 per share, matching rival offers and setting the stage for a competitive bidding process.

Cosmos Exploration has raised A$1.25 million through an oversubscribed placement to support its strategic option agreement to acquire EAU Lithium, positioning itself deeper in Bolivia’s lithium-rich Triangle.

SEEK Limited’s proposed acquisition of Xref Limited has hit a major roadblock after Xref shareholders voted against the scheme, falling short of the required 75% approval threshold. Despite strong endorsements, the deal is now terminated, prompting SEEK to reconsider its growth strategy.

Xref Limited shareholders convened to vote on SEEK Limited’s proposed $0.218 per share acquisition, representing a substantial premium over recent trading prices. The outcome hinges on shareholder and court approval, marking a pivotal moment for the software company’s future.