Latest Delisting News

Artemis Resources has reported a major gold discovery at its Titan East prospect and broadened its copper portfolio with a new joint venture in the Madura Province, setting the stage for accelerated exploration and development in 2026.

Kula Gold Limited shares have been suspended following Forrestania Resources’ compulsory acquisition, with delisting scheduled for early February 2026.

Future Metals NL has outlined strategic initiatives to enhance its flagship Panton PGM Project, leveraging rising platinum group metal prices and new processing opportunities. Key work programs and management appointments position the company for accelerated development in 2026.

Next Science Limited is set to distribute approximately A$0.145 per share following the sale of its assets to OSARTIS GmbH, marking a significant step towards winding down its operations.

Global Uranium and Enrichment Limited shareholders have decisively approved Snow Lake Resources’ acquisition schemes, setting the stage for Federal Court approval and a significant market transition.

DMC Mining Limited will be delisted from the ASX on 27 January 2026 following a two-year suspension, but the company remains committed to relisting pending key exploration licences in Guinea.

Light & Wonder, Inc. has amended its credit agreement to introduce a new $2.13 billion tranche of term loans due in 2029, replacing prior debt and reducing borrowing costs. The move reflects a strategic refinancing amid its Nasdaq delisting process.

The ASX has released its latest list of entities suspended from trading for over three months, highlighting looming deadlines for report lodgement and trading resumption plans. Failure to meet these deadlines could lead to removal from the official list.

Ryzon Materials will exit the ASX as it pursues a US exchange listing and prepares a fresh capital raise. The company remains focused on advancing its Nachu Graphite Project despite the transition.

La Trobe Financial Capital Markets Trust 2022-1 has completed the redemption of its Class A1L and A2 Notes, leading to their suspension and removal from the ASX Official List.

Next Science Limited has applied for voluntary delisting from the ASX following the sale of nearly all its assets to OSARTIS GmbH. The company proposes a capital return to shareholders and intends to commence winding up after delisting.

Next Science has obtained a crucial ASX waiver allowing it to return surplus capital to shareholders following its $50 million asset sale, despite expected share price declines below 20 cents.