Latest Liquidity News

Perseus Mining delivered a strong June 2025 quarter, hitting production targets and maintaining a robust cash position of US$827 million, while progressing major projects including the Nyanzaga Gold Project in Tanzania.

Carnarvon Energy has committed up to A$89 million to acquire a near 20% stake in Strike Energy, marking a strategic pivot towards Western Australia’s burgeoning gas market while maintaining strong liquidity and advancing exploration plans.

Raptis Group Limited reported a solid quarter ending June 2025, posting positive operating cash flow and bolstering its cash reserves to nearly $2 million. Significant investing outflows were offset by substantial financing inflows, positioning the company for future operational stability.

Ainsworth Game Technology shareholders will vote on a scheme of arrangement for acquisition by Novomatic AG, offering $1.00 cash per share including a potential fully franked dividend. The deal, valued at a 35% premium, awaits court approval in September.

Summit Minerals appoints Dr Matthew Cobb as Managing Director and reports encouraging early metallurgical results from its Equador Niobium Project, underpinning a strategic refocus on its Brazilian exploration portfolio.

Asra Minerals plans to rename itself GoldArc Resources and consolidate its shares on a 10-for-1 basis, aligning its corporate identity with a focused gold exploration strategy in Western Australia’s Eastern Goldfields.

Multistack International Limited reported a net cash outflow for the quarter ending June 2025 but has strengthened its balance sheet through major loan repayments and is progressing acquisition discussions with SuperLink.

Sky Metals Limited reported a net cash outflow in operating and investing activities for Q2 2025 but ended the quarter with A$3.43 million in cash, signaling plans for a capital raise to sustain exploration efforts.

Ramelius Resources has completed its acquisition of Spartan Resources through a court-approved scheme, issuing new shares that start deferred trading ahead of normal settlement next week.

Austin Metals has agreed to sell its Broken Hill exploration licenses to Kingfisher Mining for $400,000, marking a strategic shift to focus on its Western Australian gold projects.

Pantera Lithium Limited has agreed to sell its Smackover Lithium Project subsidiary to Energy Exploration Technologies Inc. for A$40 million, significantly strengthening its financial position and strategic exposure to U.S. lithium assets.

New World Resources Limited has formally recommended shareholders accept Kinterra Capital's unconditional $0.067 per share takeover offer, following the withdrawal of a competing bid. The offer represents a substantial premium over recent trading prices and includes provisions for option cancellations and accelerated vesting of performance rights.