Latest Legal Settlement News

Robex Resources reported a $16.5 million net loss in Q3 2025 and completed full drawdown of its $130 million project financing facility, progressing its Kiniéro gold project with a planned first gold pour in December. The company also announced a merger agreement with Predictive Discovery Limited, signaling strategic growth.

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.

Omni Bridgeway reported a strong start to FY26 with A$136.6 million in cash investment proceeds and a robust pipeline of nearly A$318 million in potential new commitments. The company also settled a long-standing legal liability and is progressing well with fund capital raising.

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.

Conico Ltd has raised $1.395 million through converting loans to fund exploration at its Mt Thirsty Joint Venture and resolve legal issues tied to its Greenland projects. The company also plans a $1.23 million entitlement offer and a share consolidation ahead of a key shareholder meeting in October.

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.

TerraCom Limited reported a statutory loss of A$33.7 million for FY2025 amid lower coal sales and prices, while progressing its Moorlands Thermal Coal Project in partnership with Wintime Energy Group.

Bubs Australia Limited reports a striking turnaround in FY25 with revenue up 29% to $102.5 million and net profit soaring 124% to $5.17 million, driven by strong US and China growth. The company awaits permanent FDA approval, a pivotal factor for its future trajectory.

Shine Justice Ltd reported a 4.4% rise in FY25 revenue to $204.4 million, alongside major legal settlements and leadership changes, signaling renewed growth momentum.

AMA Group Limited reported a robust FY25 with revenue climbing 8.6% to over $1 billion and a 38.4% jump in normalised EBITDA, while significantly reducing net debt following a major equity raise and debt refinancing.

Pharmx Technologies Limited reported a 13% increase in revenue for FY25, driven by expanded supplier-pharmacy connections and Marketplace platform growth, while profit before tax declined due to significant investments in new technology platforms.

Aurizon Holdings reported a 3% decline in underlying EBITDA and a 14% drop in NPAT for FY2025, while unveiling a $150 million on-market buy-back and a $500 million subordinated notes issuance to strengthen its balance sheet.