Latest Capital Raising News

Sky Metals Limited reported its December 2024 quarterly cash flow, revealing ongoing exploration expenditures alongside a robust cash position of A$6.375 million.

Mineral Commodities Ltd reported a steep net loss of USD 65.1 million for H1 2024, driven by operational disruptions at its Tormin mine and strategic moves including the sale of its Skaland Graphite Project.

Chilwa Minerals has completed a major drilling program at its Mposa deposit and launched a dual commodity strategy targeting both heavy mineral sands and rare earth elements, supported by a fresh $6 million capital raise.

Odessa Minerals has completed key heritage and radiation surveys at its Lyndon Uranium Project and secured $1.1 million in new funding from prominent investors, positioning the company for a focused 2025 exploration campaign.

Way2VAT has posted a record quarterly revenue of A$1.49 million in Q4 FY24, driving a 43% increase in full-year revenue to A$4.72 million. The fintech continues to expand its enterprise client base and implement cost reductions to support future growth.

Western Mines Group has completed its Phase 3 drilling at the Mulga Tank Project, revealing extensive nickel sulphide mineralisation and securing a royalty extinguishment that enhances project value. The company also raised over $1.2 million to advance exploration.

Avira Resources reports significant progress in its Swedish Puolalaki Project with ongoing farm-out talks and secures a new tenement in Western Australia’s Tangadee Project, while preparing a capital raise to fund exploration.

Matsa Resources has secured $3.13 million through a share placement to fast-track mining operations at its Devon Pit Gold Mine, backed by major shareholders and a new sophisticated investor.

Silver Mines Limited has secured $25 million in funding and released an updated Ore Reserve and Optimisation Study for its flagship Bowdens Silver Project, reinforcing its position as a leading silver developer in Australia.

Way2VAT has locked in firm commitments to raise an additional A$1.3 million through convertible notes, aimed at strengthening its working capital and servicing existing financing facilities. The conversion of these notes into shares hinges on upcoming shareholder approval.

Charger Metals NL's December quarter cash flow report reveals a $800,000 net cash decrease, driven by sustained exploration spending and limited operating receipts, leaving the company with $2.49 million in cash.

Charger Metals NL reports significant progress in its lithium exploration projects at Lake Johnston and Bynoe, backed by Rio Tinto's funding and a recent $0.77 million capital raise. Upcoming assay results and drilling programs could shape the company’s growth trajectory.