Latest Debt Refinancing News

Locality Planning Energy (ASX:LPE) posted positive operating cash flow for FY26 and secured three residential development partnerships, while planning to refinance its debt facilities to boost capital efficiency.

The Calmer Co International Ltd is raising up to $3.5 million through a 1-for-1 renounceable entitlement offer priced at $0.001 per share, including free attaching options exercisable at $0.002. The capital will fund debt repayment, inventory expansion, marketing, and product launches.

Stanmore Resources bounced back from early-year weather disruptions with a 27% jump in ROM coal production in Q2 2026 and secured a refinancing deal that lowers debt costs and extends maturities, positioning the company for a robust second half.

Pureprofile delivered a record FY26 with $65 million revenue, 25% EBITDA growth, and a 74% surge in platform revenue, driven by international expansion and technology adoption.

Alfabs Australia has strengthened its financial footing in Q4 FY26, commissioning new mining equipment and cutting costs to reduce net debt and progress towards dividend reinstatement.

Australian Unity has secured $200 million through a private placement of wholesale debt, using part of the proceeds to buy back $51.5 million of its Series D Bonds ahead of their December 2026 maturity.

Way2VAT has restructured its debt with Bank Hapoalim, securing a larger $4.876 million facility and extending loan terms to three years to support growth and approach breakeven.

Sports Entertainment Group (ASX: SEG) has upgraded its FY26 underlying EBITDA forecast to $18 million, surpassing prior guidance, while refinancing senior debt to enhance financial flexibility.

Adore Beauty has expanded its debt facilities with Commonwealth Bank, increasing total capacity to $25.2 million to support inventory growth and a new semi-automated distribution centre.

Schoolblazer Limited has finalised a new A$110 million debt facility with Westpac, fully repaying its previous banking arrangements and simplifying its capital structure.

Mesoblast has drawn US$50 million from a new five-year facility that reduces its interest burden and retires expensive short-term debt, strengthening its financial position ahead of commercial expansion.

Babylon Pump & Power is steering through a strategic reset with its rental business booming and new funding arrangements in place, aiming to resume trading by August 2026.