Latest Divestments News

Sunshine Metals Ltd reports a substantial upgrade to its Ravenswood Consolidated Project, with a 57% rise in contained gold and positive drilling and metallurgical results underpinning the growth.

FAR Limited has been notified by Woodside Energy of a potential claim linked to a Senegal Ministry audit disputing past petroleum expenditure, possibly triggering a $6.8 million indemnity under their 2021 sale agreement.

Emerald Resources NL has reported record quarterly gold production at its Okvau Gold Mine, alongside significant resource expansions in Cambodia and Australia, positioning the company for robust growth.

Axiom Properties Limited reported a $518,000 increase in cash reserves for the December quarter, reaching $1.86 million, while extending key debt facilities to support its Mt Barker development and the rapidly expanding ListSure business.

Ramsay Health Care announces key leadership departures and a strategic realignment aimed at strengthening its core Australian hospital business and accelerating transformation under CEO Natalie Davis.

Apollo Minerals reports exceptional drilling results at its Salanie Gold Project in Gabon, revealing high-grade gold mineralisation and securing $1.25 million through a recent entitlement offer.

New Frontier Minerals Limited has reshaped its portfolio by divesting the Cangai Copper Mine and acquiring the highly prospective Harts Range Project, positioning itself at the forefront of critical mineral exploration.

Tigers Realm Coal is finalising the sale of its Russian subsidiaries for US$49 million, pending crucial Presidential approval, while navigating recent leadership shifts.

CuFe Ltd has completed the sale of its JWD iron ore rights and Crossroads gold royalty, while forging a strategic alliance to advance copper and gold projects in Tennant Creek. These moves position the company for focused exploration and development in 2025.

Adisyn Ltd has completed its transformative acquisition of 2D Generation, securing a $10 million capital raise to accelerate development of graphene-enhanced semiconductor technologies. The company is positioning itself to disrupt key markets including defence, data centres, and cybersecurity.

Leo Lithium has completed the sale of its remaining interest in the Goulamina Project, distributing over A$249 million to shareholders and restructuring its board as it pivots towards new asset acquisitions.

Leo Lithium Limited reports a robust cash position of $269.3 million following the sale of a 40% stake in MLBV, underpinning its financial strength amid ongoing operational expenditures.