Latest Continuous Disclosure News

ARC Funds Limited and AUSBIZ Group have mutually cancelled the previously announced assignment of convertible notes in Ausbiz TV, reflecting a strategic shift following changes in ARC’s board and shareholder base.

ActivEX Limited has completed a $393,505 share placement, issuing nearly 20 million shares at 2 cents each, with funds earmarked for advancing exploration projects and supporting working capital.

SQX Resources has addressed an ASX compliance query regarding director Bevan Tarratt’s trading during a closed period, confirming prior board approval and an administrative disclosure error.

American Tungsten and Antimony Ltd has addressed discrepancies between initial visual estimates and assay results for stibnite mineralisation at its Antimony Canyon Project, revealing challenges in distinguishing mineral types visually and outlining steps to improve reporting accuracy.

Winchester Limited has partnered with Triangle Energy and Tetragon Energy in a joint study for offshore Indonesian oil and gas exploration, securing an option to acquire a 24.5% interest in any awarded Petroleum Sharing Contract.

Triton Minerals advances the sale of a majority stake in its Mozambique graphite assets pending government approval, while assay results from its AuCu Gold-Copper drilling program remain delayed due to lab backlogs.

Merino & Co. Limited has attributed the late lodgement of director interest notices to an administrative oversight and reaffirmed its compliance measures to meet ASX disclosure rules.

ADX Energy has responded to ASX inquiries about recent unusual trading activity, confirming no undisclosed information but highlighting a recent placement settlement as a possible factor.

Magnetite Mines Limited’s MGTOG securities have been suspended from ASX quotation due to non-compliance with listing rules, raising questions about the company’s regulatory standing.

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.

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.

Challenger Limited has lowered its non-binding offer for Pepper Money to $2.25 per share, adjusting for upcoming dividends, marking its final bid amid ongoing negotiations.