Latest Debt To Equity Conversion News

Visionflex Group Limited reported a mixed quarter with a modest cash burn but strengthened its balance sheet through a significant debt-to-equity conversion and maintained solid funding capacity.

ASF Group Limited has settled a $1.07 million loan from Rey Resources by acquiring full ownership of Rey’s subsidiary holding stakes in key Queensland gas projects, marking a strategic shift from debt to asset-backed equity.

Jayride Group Limited reports a reduced quarterly loss and secures fresh capital, yet faces ongoing uncertainty over its ability to continue as a going concern during its ASX reinstatement process.

Wingara AG Limited has arranged a $250,000 unsecured loan facility from NAOS Asset Management entities, featuring a convertible note option that could reshape its capital structure.

Energy World Corporation Ltd has outlined a strategic reset including a $442 million debt-to-equity conversion and is progressing towards commissioning its flagship Pagbilao LNG and power project in the Philippines, alongside advancing its Sengkang LNG facility in Indonesia.

Skin Elements Limited reports successful completion of key product evaluations and secures $2.5 million placement to fuel growth and commercialisation in 2026.

Horseshoe Metals has secured mining approval for Direct Shipping Ore operations at its Horseshoe Lights project, complemented by promising drilling assays and strategic funding to accelerate development.

EQ Resources Limited reported a robust Q1 FY2026 with soaring tungsten prices, operational upgrades, and significant capital raises to fuel mine expansions.

Identitii Limited has signed six new data sharing agreements with NSW clubs, expanded its BNDRY platform capabilities, and welcomed major shareholder Cameron Beavis to its board, signaling strong momentum ahead.

Energy World Corporation focused on advancing its capital raising and asset sales in Q3 2025, ending the quarter with $15 million in cash but no revenue generation.

X2M Connect Limited kicks off FY26 with a 25% revenue surge and a significant reduction in net debt, backed by major new contracts across Asia and the Middle East.

OpenLearning Limited reports a strong Q3 FY25 with SaaS ARR up 27% year-on-year and a successful $2.6 million capital raise, positioning the company for cash flow breakeven within 18 months.