Latest Emerging Markets News

Cassius Mining’s Ghanaian subsidiary has escalated its damages claim to USD 905 million, citing lost profits from a stalled gold project, as the arbitration hearing looms in June.

Nexsen Limited is advancing its rapid Group B Streptococcus test, StrepSure®, with a clear FDA submission timeline and early market entries across Asia-Pacific and emerging regions.

Energy Technologies Limited, via its subsidiary Cogenic, has acquired Maradin Ltd’s laser optical engineering IP portfolio, positioning itself at the forefront of laser projection technology for AR, VR, and defence applications.

Klevo Rewards’ subsidiary Fly Wallet has gained multi-jurisdictional certification, paving the way for its corporate card programs across 18 international markets.

TZ Limited has completed a A$1.5 million capital raise at a premium, appointed David Sampaklis as Group CEO with significant shareholding, and repaid A$1 million of debt, positioning itself for growth in data centre security.

GQG Partners reported a rise in funds under management to USD 172.9 billion as of February 28, 2026, buoyed by strong investment performance that offset net client withdrawals.

Tetratherix Limited has raised approximately $5 million to fast-track its Tutelix prostate spacer into pivotal clinical trials across Australia and the US, aiming to improve radiation therapy for prostate cancer patients.

Grand Gulf Energy reports solid oil production revenue from its Louisiana assets and advances its helium project amid rising commodity prices, positioning itself for growth in energy and critical minerals.

Everlast Minerals has officially received the demarcated Kurigram site from the Bangladesh Government, clearing the way for exploration on a 4,000-hectare mineral sands licence area.

MFF Capital Investments reported a strong half-year net profit of $209.7 million and declared a fully franked interim dividend of 10 cents per share, signaling confidence despite global economic headwinds. The company’s portfolio remains liquid and focused on high-quality holdings as it navigates geopolitical and technological challenges.

Vmoto Limited reported an 18% revenue decline to $46.8 million and a $9.9 million net loss in FY25, while accelerating its transformation into a full-stack electric mobility solutions provider with new global partnerships and product innovations.

Frontier Digital Ventures reported an 18% decline in statutory revenue to A$54.8 million for 2025, while operating EBITDA surged 205% to A$9.1 million, despite a net loss of A$18 million impacted by a significant goodwill impairment and a fraud incident in Colombia.