Latest Court Proceedings News

State Gas Limited has settled a land access dispute at its Rolleston West Project, enabling the company to resume drilling and flow testing activities. This development paves the way for advancing coal seam gas production using innovative technologies.

Mayne Pharma disputes Cosette Pharmaceuticals’ attempt to terminate their acquisition agreement, with a key court hearing postponed to September and a crucial shareholder vote set for June 18.

Top Shelf International Holdings has resolved its long-standing excise debt issue, leading to the dismissal of Australian Taxation Office proceedings against its subsidiary.

TerraCom Limited has reached a significant settlement with ASIC to resolve whistleblower-related civil proceedings, agreeing to pay $8.5 million pending Federal Court approval.

Gold Road Resources has secured a crucial regulatory green light as the Foreign Investment Review Board approves Gold Fields’ acquisition scheme. The deal now moves closer to shareholder and court approvals.

Resimac Group Ltd has acknowledged civil penalty proceedings initiated by ASIC against its subsidiary for alleged breaches related to hardship notices, and is proposing a financial contribution program to compensate affected customers.

Mount Burgess Mining NL has had its trading suspension lifted following a court ruling validating a recent cleansing notice, allowing shares to re-enter the market from 20 May 2025.

NRW Holdings faces a significant threat to its $113.3 million secured debt after the South Australian Government proposed legislation that could invalidate key lease agreements underpinning its security interests in Whyalla Ports.

Equinox Resources pushes forward across multiple mineral projects, tackling legal challenges at Hamersley while securing strategic partnerships for antimony supply and expanding exploration in Brazil and Canada.

Energy Transition Minerals (ETM) has renewed its focus on the Kvanefjeld rare earth project in Greenland, highlighted by a high-level site visit and a $9.35 million capital raise, while navigating ongoing arbitration and court proceedings.

Carawine Resources reports a critical quarter marked by a looming Federal Court hearing on a compulsory acquisition by major shareholder QGold, alongside a $1.7 million loan facility that underpins ongoing operations amid deferred exploration programs.

Bounty Oil & Gas, through its joint venture operator Asset Energy, has initiated a judicial review against the refusal to vary and extend the PEP-11 offshore petroleum exploration permit. The legal challenge could reshape the future of this key Sydney Basin asset.