Latest Compliance News

Infotrust has agreed to acquire Canberra-based Catalyst Cyber, marking a strategic push into federal government cyber security markets with an expected earnings boost from the deal.

Austal Limited has addressed ASX concerns over its half-year financial report, confirming compliance with accounting standards despite a qualified audit opinion linked to US Department of Defense contractual relief revenue.

Insurance Australia Group Limited (IAG) has announced a quarterly distribution of AUD 1.6605 per Capital Note 3 security, maintaining a steady income stream for investors with a partly franked dividend.

Core Lithium has taken the final investment decision to restart its Finniss Lithium Project, backed by a $307 million diversified funding package and strategic partnerships. The project targets a 20-year mine life with low operating costs and significant growth potential.

Western Gold Resources has formalised critical road access agreements enabling ore haulage from its Gold Duke Project to nearby processing facilities, marking a significant step forward in project development.

Lachlan Star Limited has provided important clarifications on visible gold imagery from its New Waverley project, confirming high-grade assay results while cautioning on the qualitative nature of visual gold observations.

Pancontinental Energy has won a crucial 12-month extension for its PEL 87 offshore Namibia exploration licence, enabling further seismic analysis and drilling preparations. This extension keeps the project on track as the company seeks a farmin partner to advance exploration.

Ovanti Limited launches its One Financial Superapp powered by Isentric, combining instant payments, DeFi yields, BNPL, and AI financial advisory in a unified platform targeting underbanked markets.

OZZ Resources Limited has announced a fully underwritten entitlement offer to raise approximately $1.07 million, aiming to convert debt and fund project opportunities while addressing its ongoing ASX suspension. The offer carries significant risks including potential dilution and the threat of delisting if compliance is not met by June 2026.

EOS management, including CEO Dr Andreas Schwer and CFO Clive Cuthell, have exercised over 3.3 million share options, with the CEO set to sell a significant portion to fund personal commitments.

Sequoia Financial Group is actively reviewing its retail licensee services, focusing on its subsidiary InterPrac Financial Planning, with potential structural changes or a sale under consideration amid shifting platform provider relationships.

First Lithium Limited’s shares have been suspended from trading on the ASX due to a missed reporting deadline, raising questions about the company’s compliance and near-term outlook.