Latest It Compliance News

Bridge SaaS has told ASX it knows of no undisclosed information behind a sharp share price fall and significant increase in trading volume. The response confirms compliance with continuous disclosure rules but leaves the market activity unexplained.

Wrkr has outlined warnings, training and share-repurchase measures after 603,540 shares linked to non-executive director Emma Dobson were sold during a closed trading period. The company says the sale was inadvertent and occurred without Dobson’s knowledge, while committing to tighter controls around related-party trading.

Key Petroleum has received the funds and issued 3.38 million shares under its additional placement capacity, raising AU$247,052.88 before costs. The capital is earmarked for potential asset acquisitions, existing asset development and working capital.

Proteomics International has begun a controlled release of two Promarker diagnostic tests through Healius in Western Australia and the Northern Territory. National commercial sales are targeted for Q2 FY27, but uptake and revenue remain difficult to estimate at this early stage.

Hawk Resources has exercised its option to acquire an 80% interest in Western Australia’s Olympus scandium project after securing the approvals needed to begin exploration. The immediate test is whether laboratory assays can validate historical pXRF anomalies before drilling proceeds.

Green Technology Metals has completed the environmental assessment for its Seymour Lithium Project in Ontario, removing a major step from the mine’s permitting pathway. The milestone does not yet amount to final development approval, with a mine closure plan and several permits still required.

Alara Resources has told ASX it knows of no undisclosed information behind a sharp rise in its share price and trading volume. The company said its response was approved by Executive Chair Peter Lee and confirmed compliance with continuous disclosure rules.

Native Mineral Resources has told ASX it is unaware of any undisclosed information behind recent trading in its shares. The company pointed to record August gold output, a Citigold joint venture, Blackjack drilling results and stronger gold prices instead.

Way2VAT has secured binding commitments for a A$2.109 million placement, giving the fintech capital to fund the next RBC acquisition payment and its e-invoicing expansion. The raise comes at a 29% discount and carries potential further dilution through free-attaching options.

Greenvale Energy is expanding the final phase of Alpha Test Program 7 after Technix failed to produce a compliant C-170 paving-grade binder. SAMI Bitumen Technologies will now test conventional bitumen blending and additive-based formulations, with results expected from a six to eight-week laboratory program.

FBR has fully underwritten its A$2.5 million share purchase plan, removing the immediate risk of an unfunded shortfall but adding cash fees and potential option dilution. Alpine Capital can also terminate the arrangement in several circumstances, including a 10% fall in the S&P/ASX 200 Index.

Element 25 has signed a binding AU$50 million NAIF facility agreement for its Butcherbird Expansion Project, replacing an earlier funding commitment with a contractual financing framework. The money is not yet available: financial close, first drawdown and other conditions precedent remain outstanding.