Latest Financials News

Dexus launches the Dexus Strategic Investment Trust series, acquiring a 25% stake in Westfield Chermside and raising $390 million for its DREP2 fund, while legal mediation is pushed to March 2026.

Temas Resources has engaged a European consultant to elevate its investor awareness across key markets, aiming to strengthen its presence in Germany and broader Europe.

Askari Metals advances its flagship Nejo Project in Ethiopia with strong government backing and a planned maiden drilling campaign targeting high-grade gold zones. The company is well funded and poised for a busy 2026 exploration season.

Euro Manganese has amended its financing agreements with Orion Resource Partners, allowing loan conversion into royalties and extending project milestones to mid-2026, reinforcing cooperation as it advances its European manganese project.

Antares Metals has completed the first tranche of a $2 million capital raise, issuing over 128 million shares to support new project acquisitions and ongoing exploration activities.

Klevo Rewards Limited will lift its trading suspension on 12 December 2025 following a $3.4 million capital raising, issuing nearly 378 million new shares at $0.009 each.

Minbos Resources has updated the schedule for its Placement and Share Purchase Plan, delaying the SPP opening to mid-December with completion expected by early February 2026.

Locate Technologies Limited will be suspended from ASX trading following court approval of a scheme making Locate NZ the new parent company.

Elixir Energy Limited has responded to ASX concerns over a delayed director interest disclosure, attributing the lapse to administrative changes and reaffirming its compliance protocols.

Assetora Limited has resolved a recent receivership by fully settling its outstanding debt, bringing external administration to a close within a day.

Fidante Partners has issued a replacement Product Disclosure Statement for the Alphinity Global Sustainable Equity Fund - Active ETF, refining ESG disclosures and noting a rise in transaction costs. The Fund’s core investment approach and fees remain steady.

Triangle Energy has launched legal proceedings against Echelon Energy's subsidiary over a $3.84 million cost dispute tied to a farm-in agreement in the Perth Basin. The move follows failed negotiations after Echelon's withdrawal from drilling obligations.