Latest Legal Disputes News

Bentley Capital Limited has reached a confidential settlement with Keybridge Capital Limited, receiving $250,000 to resolve a protracted legal dispute over shared legal costs.

London City Equities and Excelsior Capital have settled their legal dispute, with Excelsior agreeing to a company-managed liquidation and delisting from the ASX by June 2026. This resolution avoids costly litigation and refocuses London City on its investment strategy.

Excelsior Capital has settled its Federal Court dispute with London City Equities, paving the way for a capital return, fully franked dividend, and eventual delisting from the ASX.

Catalyst Metals has resolved a key legal dispute to gain 100% ownership of the Plutonic Gold Belt, clearing the way to boost gold production and extend mine life in Western Australia.

Altair Minerals has formally opposed BHP’s plans to use its Olympic Domain Project area for infrastructure, leading to a court-ordered mediation ahead of a December hearing.

Gathid Limited reported a 178% jump in Annual Recurring Revenue for FY25 alongside a major platform upgrade, but ongoing legal disputes over a business sale and a dip in early FY26 revenue raise fresh questions.

Catalyst Metals has settled a legal dispute by acquiring the remaining 49% interest in the Tandarra Gold Project, consolidating its Victorian gold assets and streamlining management. This move supports Catalyst's strategy to expand high-grade gold resources in the prolific Bendigo Gold Belt.

Mayne Pharma has received notice of Cosette Pharmaceuticals' intention to appeal a court ruling in their acquisition dispute, potentially delaying the proposed takeover. The legal saga continues as key approvals and hearings loom.

Aureka Limited has sold its interest in the Tandarra Joint Venture for $1.3 million, settling related court disputes and redirecting funds to advance drilling at its promising Irvine Gold Project.

Bubs Australia Limited announces it expects to recover A$825,000 from Willis Trading Limited’s secured creditor following arbitration proceedings, while no further recoveries are anticipated from related parties.

Bentley Capital Limited has addressed a sharp 70% rise in its share price and a spike in trading volume, attributing the movement to ongoing legal proceedings rather than undisclosed information.

Bentley Capital is seeking to recover 50% of legal costs from Keybridge Capital following a Federal Court ruling related to director William Johnson’s litigation expenses. Settlement talks are underway as the exact amount awaits judicial assessment.