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Kingston Resources Limited reported a robust cash position of A$31 million at the end of September 2025, supported by significant investing inflows and prudent financing activity.

Stavely Minerals Limited reported a net cash outflow from operations of AUD 1.264 million for Q3 2025 but bolstered its cash reserves through financing activities, ending the quarter with AUD 1.722 million. The company signals a strategic reduction in exploration expenditure for the upcoming quarter to sustain operations.

L1 Group Limited has completed the audit of First Maven Pty Ltd’s FY25 financials and released the merged pro forma results combining Platinum Asset Management and L1 Capital. The merged entity reports $305 million in revenue and $177 million in adjusted EBIT, reflecting key merger adjustments and a complex reverse acquisition structure.

Novo Resources reported a narrowed Q3 2025 net loss amid active exploration in Western Australia and New South Wales, boosted by a significant share sale that enhanced liquidity.

Triangle Energy (Global) Limited has amended its quarterly cash flow report to correct key figures while advancing new permits in the Philippines and progressing the transition of its Cliff Head Oil Field to a carbon capture and storage project.

PC Gold Ltd has clarified the timing, costs, and disclosure of its recent drilling and assay programs at the Spring Hill Project, affirming compliance with ASX rules ahead of its IPO.

Pro-Pac Packaging has entered voluntary administration, securing relief to defer its financial reporting and annual general meeting obligations for up to two years. This move pauses key corporate governance duties as the company navigates its restructuring.

Pioneer Credit has successfully negotiated a 100 basis point margin reduction on its $272.5 million senior finance facility, significantly lowering its borrowing costs and reaffirming strong profit guidance for FY26.

Tigers Realm Coal's planned sale of its Russian subsidiaries faces ongoing delays due to regulatory hurdles and buyer demands for further price cuts, leaving the transaction in limbo and the company suspended from ASX trading.

Insignia Financial reported a 3.1% rise in Funds Under Management and Administration to $340.5 billion, driven by strong net inflows into its Wrap platform and strategic enhancements to its MLC offerings. The company also completed a key custody transition and unveiled a refreshed MLC brand campaign.

DGL Group Limited remains suspended from ASX trading following delays in lodging audited accounts and a concerning auditor disclaimer. Investors await clarity on the company’s financial health and path to reinstatement.

The ASX has released its latest list of entities suspended from trading for over three months, highlighting looming deadlines for report submissions and potential removal from the official list.