Latest Capital Raises News

360 Capital Group has reported a significant profit increase for FY25 alongside a stable dividend and a substantial $0.40 per security special distribution, reflecting strong cash reserves and strategic growth in real estate credit.

G50 Corp has raised A$10 million through a well-supported institutional placement to fund extensive drilling and metallurgical testing at its Golconda project in Arizona, targeting strategic minerals including gallium.

Legacy Minerals has secured NSW Government approval to recommence drilling at its Mt Carrington gold-copper project, unveiling fresh geophysical targets and backed by a recent $7.75 million capital raise.

Dome Gold Mines has announced a $5 million Share Purchase Plan at a 6.25% discount to fund critical milestones for its Sigatoka Sands Project in Fiji, aiming to secure a mining licence and commence operations.

WAM Microcap Limited reported a robust 27% increase in net profit for FY2025, driven by strong portfolio returns and sustained dividend payments. The company’s investment strategy continues to outperform the market, underpinning an optimistic outlook for micro-cap equities.

Otto Energy has appointed industry veteran Chris Dorros as CEO, signaling a strategic push to leverage his two decades of upstream energy expertise. The move aligns with Otto’s growth ambitions and shareholder value focus.

Neuren Pharmaceuticals has initiated the first US investigational site for its pivotal Phase 3 trial of NNZ-2591 targeting Phelan-McDermid syndrome, marking a significant milestone in addressing this rare neurodevelopmental disorder.

Horizon Gold has successfully closed its $7 million entitlement offer with an 86% take-up, raising nearly $6 million and planning to place the remaining shortfall shares soon.

Rubicon Water reported a record FY25 revenue of A$69.1 million, driven by strong growth in the US and Rest of World markets, while reducing its net loss and building a robust project pipeline for FY26.

Rubicon Water Limited posted its strongest revenue since IPO at $69.1 million in FY25, driven by robust growth in the US and EMEA markets. Despite a $7 million net loss, the company improved cash flow and reduced debt, positioning itself for further global irrigation automation expansion.

Carnegie Clean Energy reported a $2.33 million net loss for FY2025 but made significant strides in commercialising its wave energy technologies, supported by new loans and a US subsidiary launch.

Vitura Health reported a modest revenue increase to $124 million for FY2025, while net profit dipped 5.35% due to margin pressures and investment in new platforms. The company declared a fully franked dividend and highlighted growth in telehealth and medical services.