Latest Convertible Note Funding News

Beonic Ltd has raised $4.27 million through convertible notes to fund its product development, repay upcoming debt, and advance its North African Airport Project.

Rewardle Holdings addresses ASX queries on its CloudHolter investment, convertible note funding, and financial restatements, while outlining its going concern status despite operational losses.

Alice Queen Limited has raised $1 million through convertible notes to fund ongoing gold and copper exploration and support working capital needs.

Highfield Resources has negotiated a standstill agreement with key noteholders, delaying enforcement actions on matured convertible notes and buying vital time to secure funding for its flagship Muga Potash Project in Spain.

Osteopore Limited reported a 6% increase in revenue to $1.56 million for the half-year ended June 2025, alongside a slight rise in net loss driven by expanded product development and compliance costs. The company secured key regulatory approvals and broadened its distribution footprint in Asia and the US.

Assetora Limited reported a reduced loss of $3.35 million for FY2025 despite an 18% revenue decline, focusing on capital raising and fund growth to stabilize operations.

Beonic Ltd has raised a total of $4.18 million through convertible notes to fund product innovation, repay debt, and advance its North African Airport Project. Major shareholders and directors are backing the raise, subject to shareholder approval.

Beonic Limited has raised A$3.74 million through convertible notes, anchored by its largest shareholder, to accelerate growth, refinance debt, and support a major North African project.

Savannah Goldfields reported a $4.06 million cash outflow in Q2 2025 but is advancing plans to restart gold production and secure additional funding.

Anax Metals has raised $3.3 million through convertible notes to push forward its Whim Creek copper-zinc project in Western Australia, while resolving a recent arbitration with its cornerstone investor Mineral Development Partners.

Harvest Technology Group has raised $500,000 through unsecured convertible notes with a 15% annual interest rate, supporting its strategic three-year profit plan. The notes include attached options exercisable over two years, pending shareholder approval.

Macarthur Minerals has clarified key details regarding its recent convertible note funding, confirming the counterparty is an independent entity and highlighting the need for shareholder approval before issuing shares on conversion.