Latest Compliance News

Micro-X has told ASX it is unaware of any undisclosed information explaining the sharp move in its shares, which rose from $0.030 to $0.045 during 23 September trading. The company pointed to elevated volumes, earlier institutional selling and chairman Patrick O’Brien’s purchase of 1.36 million shares.

Ausgold has secured an ASX waiver allowing 6,000,004 vested unlisted warrants to be cancelled without a separate shareholder vote if OceanaGold’s proposed takeover scheme becomes effective. The unexercised warrants would instead convert into Ausgold shares eligible to participate in the scheme.

Gold Corporation, trading as The Perth Mint (ASX:GCB), reported a record $100.19 million profit before tax for 2025-26 and recommended its largest-ever dividend to the Western Australian Government. The result was powered by extraordinary precious-metals demand and prices, but the company’s own budget points to a much leaner year ahead.

N1 Holdings increased FY26 revenue, profit and Management EBITDA while expanding commercial loan receivables to $239.6 million and committed lending capacity beyond $400 million. The stronger result comes with higher funding exposure, covenant waivers and a property-backed credit book that carries no recognised expected credit loss provision.

Bellevue Gold delivered record FY26 production and free cash flow while cutting its hedge book by more than half. The next test is whether higher FY27 output and greater spot-price exposure can convert operational progress into materially stronger cash generation.

Lefroy Exploration is considering folding the high-grade portion of its Burns deposit into the Mt Martin Scoping Study, broadening the development case while pushing delivery into the December quarter. At Lucky Strike, a newly granted licence removes one hurdle but several approvals still stand between the mine and a targeted early 2027 restart.

Bridge SaaS has told ASX it knows of no undisclosed information behind a sharp share price fall and significant increase in trading volume. The response confirms compliance with continuous disclosure rules but leaves the market activity unexplained.

Wrkr has outlined warnings, training and share-repurchase measures after 603,540 shares linked to non-executive director Emma Dobson were sold during a closed trading period. The company says the sale was inadvertent and occurred without Dobson’s knowledge, while committing to tighter controls around related-party trading.

Key Petroleum has received the funds and issued 3.38 million shares under its additional placement capacity, raising AU$247,052.88 before costs. The capital is earmarked for potential asset acquisitions, existing asset development and working capital.

Proteomics International has begun a controlled release of two Promarker diagnostic tests through Healius in Western Australia and the Northern Territory. National commercial sales are targeted for Q2 FY27, but uptake and revenue remain difficult to estimate at this early stage.

Hawk Resources has exercised its option to acquire an 80% interest in Western Australia’s Olympus scandium project after securing the approvals needed to begin exploration. The immediate test is whether laboratory assays can validate historical pXRF anomalies before drilling proceeds.

Green Technology Metals has completed the environmental assessment for its Seymour Lithium Project in Ontario, removing a major step from the mine’s permitting pathway. The milestone does not yet amount to final development approval, with a mine closure plan and several permits still required.