Latest Funding Risk News

Tambourah Metals is seeking up to $2.203 million through a non-renounceable one-for-four entitlement offer to fund exploration across its Western Australian portfolio. The offer is not underwritten, and the prospectus warns that further equity may be needed to support the company beyond the short term.

Talga has moved Talnode-C from qualification into commercial shipments, completed key engineering work for its staged Vittangi project and secured major Swedish permits. But the battery materials developer remains loss-making, cash-burning and reliant on further funding to continue development.

Prescient Therapeutics has reached the first planned review threshold in its PTX-100 Phase 2a lymphoma study, while a completed A$6.0 million raise extends funding beyond the December milestone. The review will assess safety and efficacy, but is not a study completion or a new clinical result.

Ionic Rare Earths has moved its Belfast magnet recycling project closer to construction while expanding into the United States through a proposed US$100 million joint venture. The progress comes with key funding, approvals and definitive agreements still outstanding.

AXP Energy has launched a 1-for-1 non-renounceable entitlement offer seeking between A$1.2 million and A$2.249 million. The funding could support Oklahoma development, but the prospectus also highlights material going-concern uncertainty, creditor dependence and significant dilution for shareholders who do not participate.

Emyria’s FY26 annual report shows a rapidly expanding psychedelic-assisted care network, with revenue up 210% and treatment capacity reaching 18 beds across four states. The gains came alongside a larger loss, $4.6 million in operating cash outflow and an auditor-highlighted material uncertainty over the company’s ability to continue without further funding.

CVC Limited (ASX:CVC) ended FY26 with $87.7 million in cash after a major Laverton sale, debt refinancing and a decision to abandon a $124 million property settlement. The stronger liquidity position came alongside a 541.7% rise in underlying NPAT, although earnings remain dependent on lumpy property realisations and planning approvals.

GLG Corp has reported a sharp FY2026 reversal, with revenue falling 8.9% and a US$23.2 million net loss after a major impairment tied to outsourced manufacturer GLIT. The ASX-listed apparel group has since terminated the arrangement, secured bank covenant waivers and begun shifting production to Cambodia and Vietnam.

Vertex Minerals’ Reward Gold Mine produced 679 ounces in its first production year, but the transition came with a A$16.4 million loss, negative operating cash flow and a formal going-concern warning. The company now faces a narrow window to prove its mechanised mining plan can lift production before debt repayments and further funding decisions bite.

Lendlease and Bizzi & Partners have extended the deadline for conditions attached to the proposed sale of Lendlease’s MSG North development rights in Milan. Closing remains uncertain, with Lendlease warning it may need to fund approximately $160 million of project obligations if the transaction fails.

Chilwa Minerals has lodged a prospectus supporting a fully underwritten US$3.5 million Nasdaq IPO, with most of the proceeds earmarked for exploration at its Chilwa Critical Minerals Project. The raising would strengthen its cash position, but the prospectus also flags material going-concern uncertainty and further funding needs.

APC Minerals has replaced its FY2026 annual report after finding a version-control error in the independent auditor’s report. The corrected filing leaves a more consequential warning intact: the explorer needs near-term equity funding to remain a going concern.