Latest Convertible Notes News

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.

ECP Emerging Growth Limited has reported a stable financial position for its convertible notes in Q3 2025, with a loan-to-value ratio of just 21.54% and no changes to the conversion price.

Global Masters Fund Limited has released its quarterly report for Q3 2025, confirming steady convertible note conversions and a healthy loan-to-value ratio, underscoring its solid financial position and compliance.

Invion Limited has secured $0.8 million through convertible notes to repay its Lind Global Fund II LP facility and support working capital, positioning itself for potential global licensing deals of its Photosoft technology.

New Zealand Coastal Seafoods has strengthened its financial footing with a $100,000 convertible note investment from cornerstone backer Ilwella Pty Ltd, aiming to accelerate its sustainable growth plans.

Airtasker has landed a £2.5 million media investment from Channel 4’s venture arm to accelerate growth in the UK, building on a strong marketplace performance and deepening a strategic media partnership.

Noble Helium has refinanced its convertible note facility by securing a $1.46 million loan from a shareholder, simplifying its capital structure and boosting working capital.

Assetora Limited has released its audited FY25 financial report showing a significant reduction in losses and a strengthened capital position, highlighted by the reopening of the DomaCom Fund and a $3 million private placement. The company aims to leverage these developments to accelerate growth in funds under management.

Global Uranium and Snow Lake Resources have agreed to merge, creating a leading U.S.-focused uranium company valued at A$44.5 million. The deal consolidates key assets and promises enhanced exploration and development opportunities.

The Calmer Co International Limited has reported its strongest quarterly revenue ever at $2.4 million, driven by robust Australian retail sales and expanding US market presence. The company is also advancing a $1.4 million convertible note to fuel growth and inventory expansion.

CONNEQT Health has disclosed significant revisions to its 2025 financial results, highlighting increased losses driven by a larger-than-expected fair value write-down on its inHealth investment and a heightened inventory provision.

Memphasys Limited has announced a pro-rata entitlement offer to raise approximately $1.12 million, issuing new shares at $0.003 each with free attaching options, aiming to fund the commercialisation of its Felix™ system and strengthen working capital.