Latest It Compliance News

NOVONIX has replaced a binding PowerCo supply agreement covering at least 32,000 tonnes of synthetic graphite with a framework that leaves volume and price unresolved. A new offtake deal will only be negotiated after customer qualification and further certification.

Northern Minerals will not hold its delayed 2025 AGM or 2026 AGM on 25 November after ASIC granted more time amid suspected non-compliance with federal share disposal orders. Both meetings must now be held by 31 March 2027, unless Treasury confirms compliance earlier.

FleetPartners has agreed to a $1.131 billion cash takeover by SG Fleet after a competitive auction lifted the offer to $5.30 per share. The deal still requires shareholder, court and regulatory approval, with completion targeted for March 2027.

Advanced Braking Technology increased Q1 FY27 product sales by 8.3% and ended September with $7.3 million in bank cash. The mining safety company also moved BRAKEiQ closer to CAS Level 9 certification, although the quarter produced a small loss before tax.

Amplia Therapeutics has told ASX it is unaware of any undisclosed information that explains a sharp fall in its share price and a surge in trading volume. The response followed an ASX price query issued after the stock dropped from $0.100 to $0.079 on 16 October.

Cleanaway has told ASX it knows of no undisclosed information behind a sharp intraday share-price fall. The company said it will provide another update on EQT’s proposed takeover before trading begins on 19 October.

Cynata Therapeutics has opened a fully underwritten $913,000 entitlement offer to fund adviser, director and consultant fees, offer costs and working capital. Eligible shareholders can buy three new shares for every eight held, with free options attached.

Latrobe Magnesium says its Phase 1B demonstration plant is 95% installed and 35% commissioned, keeping first magnesium metal crowns above 98% purity on track for the end of 2026. The operational advance comes alongside a tight funding position, an extended A$3.4 million entitlement offer and an ambitious South Carolina expansion plan.

InFocus Group has signed its first Codexa ROW customer, with a conditional agreement that could deliver at least USD 2.4 million over 24 months. The company must first build and validate a prediction markets module, secure regulatory readiness and complete the customer's licensing and SPV arrangements.

Firebrick Pharma has secured Philippine marketing approval for Nasodine Nasal Spray as an over-the-counter antiseptic, opening a potential launch in the 116 million-person market from early 2027. The approval remains subject to post-approval documentation and future revalidation.

Fletcher Building has secured Fast Track approval to expand and deepen its Hunua Quarry, opening access to approximately 225 million tonnes of greywacke. The consent could support more than 50 years of quarry operations, although the announcement does not quantify development costs, timing or financial returns.

KGL Resources has approved the final investment decision for its Jervois copper project, moving the Northern Territory development into full execution. About 60% of project costs are under executed contracts, while first concentrate remains targeted for the first half of 2028.