Latest Financials News

Bubs Australia Limited announces it expects to recover A$825,000 from Willis Trading Limited’s secured creditor following arbitration proceedings, while no further recoveries are anticipated from related parties.

Bisalloy Steel Group Limited has announced a fully franked special dividend of AUD 0.164 per ordinary share for the financial year ending June 2025, with key dates set for December.

Strategic Energy Resources has completed its acquisition of the Diamantina copper-gold project from Anglo American, setting the stage for advanced exploration backed by new research partnerships.

Monash University has secured a $799,866 Australian Research Council grant to study brain injury thresholds using HITIQ’s PROTEQT™ instrumented mouthguards, with a $200,000 pre-order confirming commercial momentum.

Aeris Resources has bolstered its financial position by completing an $80 million placement and repaying $40 million of debt early, setting the stage for growth in FY26.

Garda Property Group is set to settle the sale of its North Lakes industrial property, freeing up $113.6 million to reduce debt and pursue new investments.

Tungsten Mining’s latest Scoping Study confirms Mt Mulgine as a globally significant tungsten and molybdenum project, underpinning a preferred 6 Mtpa development with robust economics and a clear path to production.

Mount Hope Mining has issued over six million shares via placement and is set to offer additional shares through a share purchase plan, signaling a strategic capital raise.

Scout Security has entered a binding agreement to acquire New York-based Roo Inc in a merger of equals, combining their complementary home security technologies and customer bases to create a scalable global security-as-a-service platform.

Bentley Capital Limited is poised to lift its trading suspension on 6 November 2025 following a key announcement addressing legal costs and regulatory queries.

Bentley Capital Limited has addressed a sharp 70% rise in its share price and a spike in trading volume, attributing the movement to ongoing legal proceedings rather than undisclosed information.

Bentley Capital is seeking to recover 50% of legal costs from Keybridge Capital following a Federal Court ruling related to director William Johnson’s litigation expenses. Settlement talks are underway as the exact amount awaits judicial assessment.