Latest Compliance News

Cluey Ltd plans to voluntarily delist from the ASX, citing thin trading volumes, undervaluation, and cost savings of around A$500,000 annually. Shareholders will vote on the proposal in August 2026, alongside a small parcel buy-back and the closure of its UK subsidiary Code Camp.

Orcoda has secured a lucrative multi-year contract with Wagner Corporation to deliver workforce logistics and facilities management at Wellcamp Business Park, leveraging its AI-driven Contractor360 platform.

Aldoro Resources has hit a new high-water mark at its Kameelburg project with drill hole DD008F delivering the thickest and highest-grade rare earth mineralisation to date. The full Phase II assay suite confirms a vast, multi-commodity system and an imminent resource update.

Livium is positioning its Envirostream subsidiary to capitalise on the growing battery recycling needs from Australia's booming AI data centre sector, leveraging its EPA-licensed facilities and national network.

Credit Clear's subsidiaries ARMA and Force Legal are defending allegations by the ACCC of Australian Consumer Law breaches related to debt collection communications over a three-year period.

Babylon Pump & Power is steering through a strategic reset with its rental business booming and new funding arrangements in place, aiming to resume trading by August 2026.

EROAD Limited reported stable FY26 revenue of NZD 195 million amid a $134.7 million North American impairment, unveiling a strategic reset centred on ANZ growth and its expanding electronic Road User Charges platform.

TZ Limited (ASX:TZL) has launched a 1-for-4 non-renounceable entitlement offer priced at 3 cents per share, aiming to raise approximately $2.58 million to reduce debt and fund growth initiatives.

Taiton Resources has allocated over 700,000 shares to its insiders following shareholder approval, with further shares and options pending issuance.

PointsBet’s FY26 nine-month report reflects a transitional period marked by MIXI’s 66.4% takeover, a slight revenue dip to AUD 186.6 million, and a near breakeven normalised EBITDA. Australian revenue softened by 4%, while Canada grew 13% driven by iGaming momentum.

Unity Metals Limited’s shares surged from 6.8 cents to 17 cents on 23 June 2026, prompting an ASX inquiry. The company denies any undisclosed information behind the spike and confirms compliance with continuous disclosure rules.

Identitii is contesting JPMorgan Chase’s motion seeking a $4 million attorneys’ fee award in their ongoing US patent dispute, while continuing its appeal against case dismissal.