Latest Financial Obligations News

Bowen Coking Coal has announced it will remain suspended on the ASX as it reassesses its operational plans and explores financing options amid challenging market conditions.

Treasury Wine Estates has secured Supreme Court approval for a $65 million settlement of a consolidated shareholder class action, allowing the company to focus on its strategic goals without admitting liability.

Capricorn Metals has extended its mining contract with MACA Ltd for Karlawinda and named MACA preferred contractor for Mt Gibson, locking in cost certainty and supporting production growth.

Inventis Limited has agreed to sell its Electronic Circuit Designs division for A$2.4 million, while retaining an option to repurchase the business within a year. The move aims to reduce debt and streamline operations ahead of a planned technology-driven growth phase.

Karoon Energy has successfully acquired 100% interests in six offshore blocks in Brazil’s Santos Basin, reinforcing its strategic position and increasing its 2025 capital expenditure guidance to US$120-140 million.

Peninsula Energy reports progress on its Lance Project’s Central Processing Plant and announces the termination of three sales contracts as part of a strategic reset plan, while engaging in funding discussions to support completion.

Toys’R’Us ANZ Limited has been suspended from ASX trading following the appointment of voluntary administrators, signaling serious financial distress. The suspension will remain until the company meets ASX’s compliance requirements.

Australian Strategic Materials has successfully refinanced its ₩3 billion loan with Hana Bank, extending repayment to May 2026 and bolstering financial flexibility for its Korean Metals Plant operations.

Zenith Minerals has secured a binding agreement to sell its 20% stake in Turkey’s Kavaklitepe Gold Project for US$543,000, marking a strategic shift to focus on its Australian gold assets.

Lucapa Diamond Company Limited’s shares remain suspended following the appointment of voluntary administrators, highlighting severe financial distress and regulatory breaches.

Infinity Lithium Corporation has withdrawn from Spain’s PERTE VEC IIa capital funding program, opting to return nearly €20 million due to prolonged permitting and regulatory hurdles.

Newfield Resources has taken a significant step forward with a new management partnership for its Tongo Diamond Mine, while facing legal challenges over the termination of its Tonguma Mine agreement.