Latest Capital And Funding News

White Energy has completed the A$0.5 million acquisition of the South Galilee Coal Project, taking control of the entities that hold its tenements. The transaction gives the company another coal asset, but the filing provides no development timetable, resource figures or production outlook.

Great Southern Mining has reported a run of high-grade gold intercepts at Golden Boulder, extending mineralisation across the northern 1.1 kilometres of a 3.5-kilometre trend. The exploration gains arrive alongside A$2.524 million in cash and a reported 1.13 quarters of funding at the quarter-end spending rate.

Cobre has outlined a three-stage plan to lift Sierra Atacama’s copper cathode capacity from its existing configuration to 18,000 tonnes per annum, then 25,000 tonnes, with a larger 50,000-tonne case under consideration. The targets depend on refurbishment, permitting, further drilling and resource modelling.

EBR Systems reported 40 WiSE commercial implants in Q3, down from 46 in Q2 and below its prior forecast, as leadership changes and a sales strategy reset disrupted activity. Higher Medicare reimbursement and progress at its new manufacturing facility offer potential offsets, but both remain dependent on execution and regulatory approval.

Hamelin Gold has expanded its Day Dawn drilling campaign after intersecting multiple high-grade gold lodes, including 3 metres at 93.4 g/t Au from 9 metres. The company raised approximately $8 million during the quarter and held $9 million in cash as it prepares for diamond drilling and further exploration across Western Australia.

Firebrick Pharma has raised approximately $732,000 from strategic investors, with its Philippines licensing partner investing $631,750 to lift its holding above 10%. The funding will support US retail production, a Singapore product launch and working capital.

EcoGraf has completed a A$4.727 million capital raising to support debt financing and development work at its Epanko graphite project in Tanzania. The raise combines a shareholder-backed SPP with a discounted placement to institutional and sophisticated investors.

Cobre has completed its A$90 million capital raise, including an approximately A$17.7 million second tranche backed by its two largest shareholders and directors. The proceeds will support Sierra Atacama ownership, debt repayment, plant upgrades and exploration in Chile and Botswana.

Felix Group Holdings has opened a non-underwritten share purchase plan seeking up to A$1 million from eligible Australian and New Zealand shareholders at A$0.038 per share. The offer gives investors access to the same price paid under the institutional placement, but leaves the final amount raised and any scale-back uncertain.

FirstWave Cloud Technology has sharply reduced its FY26 loss and generated positive operating cash flow as network monitoring and Latin American revenue accelerated. But a $5.35 million net current asset deficiency, covenant breach and planned capital raise leave the turnaround dependent on continued execution.

Manuka Resources has moved its Wonawinta and Mt Boppy restart from planning towards production, but its FY26 annual report carries a qualified audit opinion and warns of material uncertainty over its ability to continue as a going concern. The company recorded no sales revenue, a $28.1 million loss and $26.1 million of operating cash outflows.

Gold Mountain expanded its Brazilian rare earths portfolio during FY2026, taking Irajuba beyond its original conceptual target and confirming ionic adsorption clay characteristics at Capivara. The progress came alongside an $8.137 million loss, a $4.798 million impairment charge and continued reliance on equity funding.