Latest Legal Matters News

Gathid Ltd reports a stable customer base despite a short-term dip in annual recurring revenue, while managing ongoing legal disputes and positioning for renewed growth.

Indiana Resources has reported significant extensions of gold mineralisation at its Minos Gold Project in South Australia, with promising assay results from recent drilling and a new air-core drilling campaign underway. The company also maintains a strong cash position following a capital return and strategic management appointments.

Phoslock Environmental Technologies reported a $952,000 operating cashflow deficit in Q3 2025 amid rising legal and logistics expenses, while sales volumes improved and production is set to resume in early 2026.

IMDEX Limited reported a resilient FY25 with steady margins, reduced net debt, and strategic acquisitions positioning it for growth. The company’s FY26 outlook is optimistic, supported by improving global exploration activity and technology adoption.

AMP Limited reports a 3.6% rise in total assets under management, driven by a 61.6% jump in Platforms net cashflows and steady growth across divisions, alongside significant legal settlements.

29Metals reports a steady copper output but significant zinc production decline due to seismic disruptions at Golden Grove, alongside rising operational costs and ongoing progress at Capricorn Copper.

DigitalX Limited has responded to ASX queries, affirming the legality of its cryptocurrency treasury strategy and outlining plans to expand Bitcoin holdings significantly by 2027 to support its digital asset business.

TerraCom Limited reports a $43.4 million net loss for FY25, reflecting increased impairment charges and operational challenges, while advancing its strategic Moorlands Project in Australia.

Kincora Copper Limited has regained 100% ownership of its Mongolian copper-gold assets after Orbminco Limited's withdrawal, positioning itself to advance exploration and development at the promising Bronze Fox project.

AMP has reached an agreement in principle to settle a long-running class action over fees and interest rates on certain superannuation funds, agreeing to pay $120 million subject to court approval.

Noumi Limited has completed its $11.56 million payment towards a $43 million class action settlement, now unconditional following Victorian Supreme Court approval. The payment was made by insurers, activating legal releases for the company.

Papyrus Australia Ltd reported a sharp increase in losses for FY2025, driven by impairment of its Egyptian investments, while securing new funding and advancing commercialization of its banana fibre technology.