Latest Director Resignation News

Yandal Resources reports promising drilling results from its Caladan and New England Granite targets, highlighting potential for significant gold discoveries in Western Australia’s Yandal Greenstone Belt.

Corazon Mining has completed the sale of its remaining interest in the Miriam Project, appointed Simon Coyle to its board, and continues to push exploration in Canada and Australia amid a strategic review.

Middle Island Resources reports progress on its Northern Territory and Queensland projects, highlighting new exploration targets and a solid cash position as it plans next drilling phases.

Bapcor reports a softer FY25 with pro-forma NPAT of $81-82 million and statutory NPAT sharply lower at $31-34 million, citing operational disruptions and a challenging retail environment. The company also announces key board resignations amid a strategic reset.

Raptis Group Limited has confirmed that director James Raptis will resign effective 30 September 2025, affirming the company’s compliance with ASX continuous disclosure rules.

M3 Mining Limited reports steady progress at its Edjudina Gold and Victoria Bore Copper projects, alongside significant corporate restructuring and the sale of its energy subsidiary.

Raptis Group Limited has confirmed the resignation of director James Raptis effective September 30, 2025, amid a sharp rise in its share price and trading volume. The company denies any other undisclosed information behind the recent market activity.

Legend Mining Limited has completed the acquisition of the Pinnacle Well Project in Western Australia, marking its strategic entry into gold exploration while continuing progress at its Rockford Project.

Yowie Group has appointed Jesse Hamilton as its new Company Secretary, following the resignation of John Patton. The company also confirmed the automatic termination of executive roles held by former directors Nicholas Bolton and John Patton.

Group 6 Metals reported a $23 million loss for H1 2024 amid operational setbacks but completed a major $81 million debt-to-equity recapitalisation, setting the stage for a strategic turnaround.

Australian Oil Company Limited has resolved a significant financial dispute with former director Gary Jeffery, involving loan forgiveness and a substantial share issuance that strengthens its balance sheet and refocuses management on growth.

Universal Biosensors has signed a non-binding term sheet for an A$8.5 million senior secured loan with Viburnum Funds, alongside plans for an equity raising. The move comes with governance shifts, including a director resignation to avoid conflicts.