Latest Capital Raises News

Southern Cross Gold Consolidated has completed the final tranche of a private placement, raising C$24.4 million to advance its Sunday Creek Gold-Antimony Project in Australia. The funds will support drilling, development, and economic assessment milestones through 2027.

Aurora Energy Metals has received a further US$550,000 from Eagle Energy Metals, extending the option to acquire the Aurora Uranium Project and underpinning key development milestones.

Koba Resources is set to raise $1.7 million to fund its next phase of drilling at the promising Yarramba Uranium Project, following a successful initial campaign that uncovered multiple high-grade uranium deposits.

Talga Group has successfully raised A$10 million through a strategic share placement to advance its Vittangi Anode Project, supported by key institutional investors and board members.

Nimy Resources has raised $2.75 million through a share placement to fast-track exploration and resource definition at its promising Block 3 gallium discovery in Western Australia amid soaring global gallium prices.

Iltani Resources has raised $1.8 million through a share placement and launched a $1 million Share Purchase Plan to fund exploration at its promising Orient Silver-Indium Project.

Island Pharmaceuticals has raised $3.6 million through a strategic share placement to advance its lead antiviral drug ISLA-101’s clinical development and broaden its asset portfolio ahead of pivotal Phase 2a/b trial results.

Oceana Lithium Limited has successfully raised $667,000 through a discounted share placement, attracting strong support from institutional and high-net-worth investors. The funds will accelerate exploration and development across its Australian and Brazilian lithium assets.

Macarthur Minerals has secured $250,000 through unsecured convertible notes to bolster its working capital and support ongoing operations amid challenging market conditions.

Yowie Group Ltd has firmly rejected the validity of director removal and nomination notices purportedly from Keybridge Capital, while confirming its status as Keybridge’s largest creditor with over $6.6 million owed. The company also detailed a recent share placement amid ongoing regulatory scrutiny.

F.F.I. Holdings has corrected its earlier statement, confirming its $11 million entitlement offer at $3.50 per share is not underwritten. The offer aims to fund property development and debt reduction, with directors backing the raise.

Nanollose has successfully placed the $1.05 million shortfall from its recent entitlement offer, bolstering its capital to advance production and commercialisation of its innovative biomaterials.