Latest Governance News

Tartana Minerals has received an unsolicited proposal from a global mining group offering a premium share placement and potential strategic partnership, but the board remains divided on the next steps.

HitIQ Limited attributes recent share price and volume spikes to a recent $1.4 million private placement and investor buying, denying any undisclosed material information.

Karoon Energy reveals the Brazilian government has extended its 12% crude oil export tax for an additional 60 days. The company continues legal efforts to contest the tax while leveraging trade agreements to mitigate its impact.

Anson Resources has clinched approval for its Small Scale Mining Operation at its Green River Lithium Project, clearing the way for a 10,000 tpa lithium carbonate plant in Utah. With all major permits in hand, the company moves closer to refining costs and advancing project financing.

NEXTDC has secured an additional A$500 million in senior debt facilities, lifting its total available senior debt to A$8.7 billion. The upsized debt package supports ongoing data centre expansion and recent contract wins, reflecting strong lender confidence.

Spenda Limited has completed the retail shortfall bookbuild of its $8.545 million entitlement offer, raising $3.55 million to date with a $5 million shortfall remaining for allocation.

Mayfield Childcare has pulled its FY26 earnings guidance amid rising costs and regulatory shifts, while cautiously advancing its Mayfield 360 allied health initiative.

EcoGraf has appointed Sven Olsson as an independent director and Peter Schuhmacher as a board advisor to bolster its European investor relations and advance its HFfree purification technology amid growing ESG demand.

Resimac Group Ltd (ASX:RMC) has explained the late filing of a director’s change of interest notice as an administrative oversight and plans refresher training to reinforce compliance.

Tartana Minerals shakes up board leadership with an Executive Chairman appointment and a forthcoming director removal vote, signaling potential shifts in governance and strategy.

Acumentis Group has seen key shareholder notices withdrawn, halting a planned general meeting after questions emerged about a proposed board candidate's suitability.

Xingye Gold has increased its takeover bid for Far East Gold to $0.15 per share, conditional on securing majority ownership by 21 July 2026, and extended the offer period to 29 July. The improved price offers a significant premium amid ongoing project and financial risks at Far East Gold.