Latest Convertible Notes News

A1 Investments & Resources Ltd reports a modest cash outflow for the June 2024 quarter while actively pursuing acquisitions and planning convertible note funding to support growth.

NSX Limited reports a $1.6 million cash injection from ISXFEU, completes the ClearPay joint venture sale, and reduces operational costs in its 2Q25 activities report, while facing delays in share issuance approval.

Bluechiip Limited reported a $221,000 net cash outflow for Q2 FY2025, with cash reserves dwindling to $121,000. The company has initiated a strategic review and plans a capital raise to secure its future.

HITIQ Limited has extended its Premier League partnership by 18 months with a 60% contract value increase, appointed a new Chief Marketing Officer, and raised an additional $3 million to accelerate global growth.

Riedel Resources has increased its ownership in the Kingman Project to 90%, completed a key cultural survey, and is actively exploring toll treatment options and new projects to expand its portfolio.

Way2VAT has posted a record quarterly revenue of A$1.49 million in Q4 FY24, driving a 43% increase in full-year revenue to A$4.72 million. The fintech continues to expand its enterprise client base and implement cost reductions to support future growth.

Way2VAT has locked in firm commitments to raise an additional A$1.3 million through convertible notes, aimed at strengthening its working capital and servicing existing financing facilities. The conversion of these notes into shares hinges on upcoming shareholder approval.

FirstWave reports a stable Q2 FY25 with no cash burn for the second consecutive quarter, maintaining cash reserves at $1.68 million while securing key client contract renewals and launching a promising new product.

A1 Investments & Resources Ltd reported a modest cash outflow for Q1 2024 while actively pursuing renewable energy acquisitions in Japan and Australia, contingent on regulatory approvals and shareholder consent.

NEXION Group reported a robust 30% increase in cash receipts for Q2 FY25, driven by strong sales growth and new satellite sector contracts. The company is actively expanding its footprint in Southeast Asia while funding ongoing M&A activities through convertible notes.

Visionflex Group reported an 8% increase in Annual Recurring Revenue to $1.6 million in Q2 FY25 despite an 11% revenue decline, securing key contracts with Spark Health, BUPA, and Indigenous Wellness Connect. The company targets EBITDA profitability by Q4 FY25 amid a maturing sales pipeline.

Visionflex Group Limited reported a net cash outflow from operations for the December 2024 quarter but secured significant financing, extending its funding runway to nearly 15 quarters.