Latest It Compliance News

Garda Property Group has announced the taxable components of its distribution for the year ending 30 June 2025, outlining fund payments and capital gains attributed to investors. The distribution is scheduled for payment on 16 July 2025, with further tax details to follow in the annual statement.

Hydralyte USA has completed its Rights Issue by placing 5 million shortfall shares, raising a total of $608,878 before costs. The move finalizes the company’s recent capital raising efforts under full regulatory compliance.

Yowie Group has appointed Jesse Hamilton as its new Company Secretary, following the resignation of John Patton. The company also confirmed the automatic termination of executive roles held by former directors Nicholas Bolton and John Patton.

Manuka Resources has boosted the net present value of its Cobar Basin silver and gold project to A$153 million, driven by higher commodity prices, while advancing financing talks and exploring a Mt Boppy open pit cut-back to enhance production.

Victory Metals has significantly enhanced its North Stanmore resource with Gallium inclusion and secured major financing commitments exceeding US$200 million, positioning itself as a strategic supplier amid global rare earths tensions.

White Cliff Minerals has initiated diamond drilling at its Rae Copper Project in Nunavut, Canada, targeting a large unexplored sedimentary basin. Supported by a recent A$14.4 million capital raise and Canadian government backing, the company aims to advance its promising copper exploration.

ASX Compliance has formally questioned Rewardle Holdings Limited over delayed disclosures, financial inconsistencies, and governance concerns tied to its investments in Pepper Leaf, Beanhunter, and CloudHolter.

Bryah Resources has signed a binding option to acquire the high-grade Golden Pike gold project in Canada, while appointing Greg Hill as its new CEO to steer exploration and development efforts.

Biome Australia Limited has confirmed its record FY25 sales revenue of approximately $18.4 million, marking a 41% increase year-on-year, while affirming full compliance with ASX continuous disclosure rules.

Blackstone Minerals has launched a $2 million Share Purchase Plan at a 9% discount, running alongside a $22.6 million placement to institutional investors. Eligible shareholders in Australia and New Zealand can buy shares up to $30,000, supporting the company’s Mankayan Copper-Gold Project expansion.

Blackstone Minerals has completed a significant capital raise, issuing nearly 290 million new shares to bolster its financial position. The move follows regulatory compliance assurances and sets the stage for the company’s next growth phase.

Native Mineral Resources has raised A$10 million through a share placement to fund the ramp-up of gold production at its Blackjack plant in Queensland, following its first gold pour ahead of schedule.