Latest Convertible Notes News

Dome Gold Mines has reported a significant construction sand resource at its Sigatoka project in Fiji and is progressing its feasibility study, supported by a proposed $7 million convertible note raise.

Harvest Technology Group reports improved first-half FY26 financials alongside strategic defense sector expansions, including new reseller agreements and NATO engagements.

Dotz Nano has achieved a key production milestone for its proprietary CO2 sorbent materials and raised over AU$3 million to accelerate commercialization of its DotzEarth technology.

Novatti Group has reported its December quarter results, marking a fourth consecutive EBITDA positive quarter in its Payments AU/NZ business and securing $1 million in strategic growth funding. The company’s stake in AUDC has nearly doubled following a successful Pre-Series A funding round.

Jade Gas Holdings reported continuous gas production from two wells at its Red Lake coal bed methane project in Mongolia during Q4 2025, confirming commercial viability with exceptionally high methane purity. The company also secured a $70 million non-binding LOI and appointed a new CEO to drive development.

ARC Funds Limited reported a solid $530 million in funds under management for its Term Deposit Shop platform, while strategically selling Ausbiz TV convertible notes and completing a $738,000 capital raise to bolster its balance sheet and fuel growth.

Enlitic, Inc. reported its strongest quarter yet with record contract wins totalling A$4.3 million, alongside a strategic capital raise and new cost-saving measures to fuel growth.

Nexion Group has completed the sale of its Networks businesses and is pivoting to focus on data centre operations and its FuseAI software platform, preparing for an ASX relisting.

NT Minerals faces ASX trading suspension but pushes forward with exploration plans at Twin Peaks and Finniss River projects, while considering capital restructuring.

NT Minerals Limited reported a mixed cash flow quarter ending December 2025, with ongoing operational losses offset by strong investing inflows and a solid funding buffer. The company signals confidence in continuing operations despite tight liquidity.

Energy Technologies Limited has significantly improved its cash flow position in the December 2025 quarter, reducing cash outflows by over a third while raising additional debt funding to support working capital.

Assetora Limited has strengthened its financial footing by securing over $4 million in capital commitments and resolving all legacy administration matters, positioning itself for a potential ASX reinstatement.