Latest Convertible Note Financing News

InFocus Group Holdings Limited reported a 37% revenue increase to AUD 2.74 million for H1 FY26, alongside a substantial net loss of nearly AUD 3 million, as it invests in new digital asset and iGaming ventures.

InFocus Group Holdings has extended its convertible note facility by $1 million, aiming to support growth in Thailand and new ventures in iGaming, pending shareholder approval.

Foresta Group Holdings finalises a $4.6 million insurance settlement and progresses key contracts for its Kawerau Plant, reporting a solid cash position as it deepens forestry sector partnerships.

European Lithium Limited has clarified that its subsidiary Critical Metals Corp did not execute a $500 million bitcoin convertible note financing, with no bitcoin acquired and the agreement now expired.

Highfield Resources has locked in A$10 million through convertible notes from existing investors to tackle a key permit issue and push forward its flagship Muga Potash Project in Spain.

Axiom Properties has secured $1.4 million through an equity placement and plans a strategic rebrand to Axtec, aiming to accelerate growth in real estate technology. Additional convertible note financing is proposed to strengthen the balance sheet further.

InFocus Group Holdings has extended its convertible note facility with Obsidian Global, unlocking up to AUD 450,000 to accelerate growth in digital assets, AI, and machine learning.

Chariot Corporation has bolstered its exploration portfolio with seven new lithium and gold tenement applications in Western Australia’s Southern Cross Greenstone Belt, alongside securing $600,000 through a convertible note facility and extending payment terms on its flagship Black Mountain project.

Mont Royal Resources has announced a transformative merger with Commerce Resources, creating a dual-listed Canadian-focused critical metals company anchored by the Ashram Rare Earth and Fluorspar Deposit in Quebec.