Latest Capital Investments News

Finder Energy has agreed to acquire the versatile FPSO Petrojarl I for US$15 million, aiming to fast-track the KTJ Project with a targeted final investment decision by mid-2026 and first oil by the end of 2027. The company is raising A$25 million through a two-tranche placement to fund this acquisition and project development.

NEXTDC has reported a significant 29% increase in contracted utilisation to 316MW, prompting a $400 million rise in FY26 capital expenditure guidance to support accelerated capacity expansion.

SDI Limited reported a steady FY2025 with a slight profit increase, driven by growth in aesthetic and whitening products and the launch of its new amalgam replacement, Stela. The company also announced plans for a new factory to boost production capacity.

International Graphite Limited has finalized the purchase of industrial land in Collie, Western Australia, setting the stage for Australia’s first commercial graphite micronising facility amid rising global demand.

Sports Entertainment Group Limited (SEG) reports a robust start to FY26 with a 63% jump in underlying EBITDA and advances its strategic exit from Perth Wildcats.

Monash IVF has decisively turned down a non-binding acquisition offer valuing its shares at $0.80, citing significant undervaluation and uncertain financing. The Board signals openness only to proposals that deliver compelling shareholder value.

Aeris Resources reported solid FY25 results within guidance and secured $80 million in new equity to fund exploration and development projects, positioning itself for significant growth in FY26.

Canadian Phosphate Limited has signed a non-binding Letter of Intent with Novaphos Inc. to explore advanced phosphate processing technology, aiming to produce high-grade phosphoric acid domestically for fertilizer and battery markets.

Acorn Capital Investment Fund Limited (ACQ) reported a strong FY25 performance with a 15.1% net return and declared 5.5 cents per share in dividends, reinforcing its position in the Australian microcap sector.

Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure Limited has reaffirmed its position as the world’s largest metallurgical coal export facility with full contracted capacity through 2028 and unveiled detailed plans for a significant terminal expansion.

Meeka Metals has reported significant shallow high-grade gold intercepts at its Andy Well underground mine, extending the Wilber lode strike by approximately 450 metres south and highlighting potential for resource growth within 200 metres depth.

Legacy Minerals has advanced its Mt Carrington project with a positive metallurgical study and initiated an expanded scoping study covering the full 1.2 million ounce gold-equivalent resource. The new study aims to unlock greater value through enhanced processing and existing infrastructure.