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Keybridge Capital has obtained a $9.3 million bridge funding facility from Active Asset Management, supported by an ASX waiver allowing the deal without prior shareholder approval. The funding aims to address urgent liquidity and solvency challenges while trading remains suspended.

Findi Limited will have its trading suspension lifted on 2 July 2025 following the lodgement of its 2025 annual report, reopening its shares to market activity.

The Reject Shop Limited has received Federal Court approval for its Scheme, enabling a fully franked special dividend of AUD 0.77 per share payable mid-July.

Eildon Capital Group has revealed a significant loan repayment default by Kings Investment, alongside a cautious outlook for its FY25 financials amid a sluggish Melbourne property market.

The Munro Climate Change Leaders Fund Active ETF has announced a substantial final distribution of 312.98 cents per unit for the fiscal year ending June 2025, highlighting its ongoing commitment to delivering returns amid climate-focused investments.

Lightning Minerals Ltd has resumed trading on the ASX following its announcement of a proposed acquisition and capital raising, signaling renewed investor interest.

Vinyl Group has secured a $1.5 million revolving credit facility from Songtradr and proposed converting historical liabilities into equity, aiming to boost its balance sheet and accelerate growth on its Vinyl.com platform.

Oceania Healthcare has modernized its property portfolio and updated its dividend policy to align with a new strategic direction under CEO Suzanne Dvorak, aiming to meet New Zealand's growing aged care demand.

Lightning Minerals Ltd’s securities remain suspended after missing a deadline to announce a major acquisition and capital raising, raising questions about the company’s next moves.

Bowen Coking Coal Limited’s shares have been suspended from trading after missing a critical deadline to update the market on its funding efforts, casting uncertainty over its operational future.

The Star Entertainment Group is asking shareholders to approve a $400 million strategic investment package critical to its survival, involving convertible notes from Bally's and its largest shareholder. This move aims to secure the company’s future amid ongoing legal challenges and financial strain.

Indiana Resources Limited has announced a proposed capital return of five cents per share, backed by a draft ATO ruling confirming its tax-efficient status. The company plans a $32.2 million cash distribution, maintaining a strong balance sheet post-payment.