Latest Liquidity News

Sietel Limited’s preliminary final report for FY2025 reveals a 47% drop in net profit and a 24% fall in total revenues, underscoring a challenging year for the investment management firm.

Moody’s has upgraded Bendigo and Adelaide Bank’s long-term credit rating to A3, citing strong asset quality and liquidity. The outlook shifts to stable, reflecting confidence tempered with caution.

Lifestyle Communities Limited reported a challenging FY25 marked by a significant $135.5 million after-tax write-down following a VCAT ruling, while signaling early signs of recovery and strategic reset for FY26.

Webjet Group has received a revised non-binding takeover offer from BGH Capital at A$0.91 per share, up from a previous A$0.80 bid, signaling renewed acquisition interest amid ongoing negotiations.

Lynch Group Holdings shareholders have overwhelmingly approved a $269 million acquisition scheme by Hasfarm, offering a 23% premium on recent share prices. The deal awaits final court approval before completion in December 2025.

Great Northern Minerals has secured a listing on the OTCQB Venture Market, enhancing its access to North American investors as it advances critical minerals projects in the US.

Nationwide Building Society reports a solid first half of 2025 with underlying profit before tax rising to £977 million, driven by strong mortgage and deposit growth following its acquisition of Virgin Money. The Group maintains robust capital and credit quality while delivering significant value to members.

Oceania Healthcare Limited reported a robust 1HY26 performance, marked by increased sales volumes, improved care profitability, and disciplined capital management. The company’s strategic focus on sales, operational excellence, and debt reduction sets a solid foundation for sustainable growth.

Janus Electric Holdings will have its trading suspension lifted on 21 November 2025 following the release of its annual financial report, reopening the stock to market activity.

Sunshine Metals Limited has voluntarily suspended trading of its shares pending a Supreme Court decision on a regulatory compliance issue related to a recent share issuance.

Kore Potash has raised approximately US$12.2 million through a new share issue to fund critical project payments and maintain working capital for the next year. The fundraise also opens the door for major shareholders to increase their stakes, pending approvals.

DGL Group Limited has outlined a clear path to regain its ASX listing following suspension, targeting reinstatement by February or March 2026 pending audit outcomes.