Latest Debt And Financing News

Native Mineral Resources has made early repayments totalling nearly $2 million on its Collins St finance facility, reducing its debt well ahead of schedule. This move underscores the company's robust cash flow and strategic focus on its Charters Towers gold projects.

Ariana Resources has extinguished its outstanding US$782,575 loan with RiverFort by issuing over 40 million shares, leaving the company debt-free and well-capitalised with A$11 million in cash.

Astron Limited has advanced its Donald Rare Earth and Mineral Sands Project with conditional senior debt support and ongoing financing discussions, targeting a final investment decision by the end of March 2026.

Iluka Resources reported a strong finish to 2025 with record zircon and rutile production, while advancing its Eneabba rare earth refinery and navigating softer zircon prices amid cautious 2026 guidance.

Toubani Resources has landed a credit-approved term sheet from Coris Bank for more than US$80 million in project financing, marking a significant step forward for its Kobada Gold Project in Mali.

Stakk Limited has reported a record-breaking $575,000 in revenue for October 2025, marking a staggering 146% increase from the previous month and nearly 9,500% growth year-over-year.

West African Resources Limited reported a robust quarterly cash flow with strong operating inflows and substantial cash reserves, underscoring its solid financial footing amid ongoing exploration investments.

Energy Technologies Limited reported a 33.4% increase in quarterly cash receipts alongside a 55% reduction in cash outflows for 1Q FY2026, signaling improved operational efficiency and liquidity management.

Black Rock Mining has secured A$14 million through a placement and oversubscribed share purchase plan to kickstart early construction at its Mahenge Graphite Project in Tanzania, backed by strong government and industry support.

Austral Resources Australia Ltd is undertaking a $40 million capital raise to restructure its balance sheet, settle key debts, and accelerate its consolidation strategy in Queensland’s copper-rich Mount Isa and Cloncurry region.

Tuas Limited, through its subsidiary Simba Telecom, has announced a transformative acquisition of M1 Limited’s non-ICT businesses for S$1.43 billion, accompanied by a substantial equity raising and debt financing plan.

Tuas Limited is poised to reshape Singapore’s telecom landscape by acquiring M1 Limited for S$1.43 billion, backed by a substantial equity raise and bank debt financing. The deal promises enhanced network capabilities and operational synergies, pending regulatory approval.